Question

when blood flow is directed away from the skins surface to increase the blood supply to the vital organs, the skin may—
○ look ashen and feel cool and dry.
○ look pale, ashen or bluish and feel cool and moist.
○ look dark or red and feel warm and dry.
○ look flushed and feel hot.

Explanation:

When blood flow is redirected away from the skin to vital organs, the skin loses its normal blood - supply. This can cause it to look ashen (lacking color) and feel cool and dry due to reduced circulation and heat transfer to the skin surface.

Answer:

Look ashen and feel cool and dry.