A St John Ambulance trainer demonstrates how to treat shock (not to be confused with emotional shock). The trainer explains the causes of shock, the signs & symptoms to look out for and what to do if you suspect someone is suffering from shock.
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A person can go into shock for the smallest of reasons, A colleague cut her finger and it bled, her face became deathly white/blue, as the blood was withdrawing to protect the organs. By putting a plaster on the wound, and removing the blood from sight, she recovered. I myself went into shock due to peritonitis . I had to go to hospital.
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