Treating Shock Victims
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Once someone is already in shock, the sooner shock is treated, the less damage there may be to the person's vital organs (such as the kidney, liver, and brain). Early first aid and emergency medical help can save a life.
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Cardiogenic shock
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
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Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
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