A patient has sustained a large abdominal evisceration, such that a large portion of intestines are now exposed. After properly managing this injury, you are preparing the patient for transport. You ascertain that there is no evidence of spinal injury. How should you place the patient on the stretcher for transport?
A) Prone position, to maintain pressure on the abdomen
B) Semi-Fowler's position, to promote adequate breathing
C) Lateral recumbent position with legs extended
D) Supine position, with knees and hips flexed
D) Supine position, with knees and hips flexed
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