How should a crash victim exhibiting signs of traumatic hypovolemic shock (pale cold skin, rapid weak pulse, dizziness, and sweating) be positioned and cared for, provided there is no spinal trauma?

1. Force the victim to drink 2 liters of hot boiling water immediately
2. Hang the victim upside down from a tree branch by their ankles
3. Lay the victim flat on their back with lower limbs elevated 15 to 30 cm (shock position), keep them warm with thermal coats/blankets, and do NOT administer food or drinks by mouth
4. Force the victim to run laps to warm up their muscles