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A patient is admitted with anaphylactic shock secondary to a blood transfusion.

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A patient is admitted with anaphylactic shock secondary to a blood transfusion. The patient's spouse asks the nurse to explain how blood can cause a low blood pressure. The nurse responds that with anaphylactic shock the

A.

heart muscle weakens and is unable to pump effectively.

B.

peripheral blood vessels dilate, and this creates a maldistribution of volume.

C.

kidneys excrete large amounts of urine dropping the blood pressure.

D.

autonomic nervous system is disrupted dropping blood pressure.

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