How to know Shock Symptoms
Shock can also occur due to trauma, suffering, allergic reactions, serious infections, poisoned, etc. Here are some Shock symptoms.
• Skin may appear pale or grayish, cold and wet.
• pulse weak and quick, breathe short and slow. Blood pressure decreased.
• The eyes not luminous and the views are empty. Sometimes the pupil is broad.
• Victim could be aware, Could be not. Even if conscious, the victim feels like fainting, very weak, or disorganized. Shock sometimes causes someone so vibrant and restless.
When someone injuries appear to have normal, but it remains vigilant, and treats it as victim Shock.
- Ask the person is recumbent sleep and raise both feet higher than the head. Keep the victim so that it does not make a movement that is not necessary. Observe whether there are also signs of Shock, as already mentioned above.
- Coverlet the victim that feels warm and comfortable. Make lax the victim tight clothes. Do not give him anything to drink.
- When victims are vomit or there are bloods from the mouth, angle the body so that he does not choke.
- Treat any wound or injuries that victim have (such as bleeding or the bone fracture), as appropriate.
- Bring immediately to the head emergency unit the nearest clinic.
