The Trendelenburg position is accomplished by:
A) keeping the legs below the level of the heart.
B) elevating the foot end of the backboard 6 to 12 inches.
C) elevating the patient's torso to a 45-degree angle.
D) placing the patient on his or her side and elevating the legs.
Answer: B) elevating the foot end of the backboard 6 to 12 inches.
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