Survival First-Aid Prevent and Treat Shock

PREVENT AND TREAT SHOCK

Anticipate shock in all injured personnel. Treat all injured persons as follows, regardless of what symptoms appear (See Image Below):



If the victim is conscious, place him on a level surface with the lower extremities elevated 15 to 20 centimeters (6 to 8inches).

If the victim is unconscious, place him on his side or abdomen with his head turned to one side to

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