A nurse plans care for the patient with increased intracranial pressure with the knowledge that the best way to position the patient is to

A. Trendelenburg position (head lower than feet) can increase intracranial pressure and is contraindicated. B. Continuous rotation may increase ICP due to frequent position changes and is generally avoided. C. Elevating the head of the bed to 30 degrees promotes venous drainage from the brain, helping reduce intracranial pressure while maintaining cerebral perfusion. D. Keeping the head flat can impair venous drainage and increase ICP.