Accidents and First Aid

What are typical signs of shock (circulatory collapse)?

Question image: What are typical signs of shock (circulatory collapse)?
  • ✓ Pale, cold, clammy skin, and rapid breathing
  • B Rosy skin and slow breathing
  • C Increased appetite
  • D High fever and hot sweating

Why this is the correct answer

The signs of shock are pale, cold, clammy skin, rapid shallow breathing, and confusion or fainting. It requires urgent attention.

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