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SYMPTOMS OF SHOCK
The symptoms of shock vary from patient to patient and even within an individual during the course of illness. Evaluation of the whole situation is more important than one particular sign or symptom.

Degrees of Shock
Table 4-2 provides a generalized overview of the degrees of shock and their symptoms correlated to the approximate volume deficit.

Figure 4-17.-Palpating brachial artery pulse in an infant.


Figure 4-18.-Locating proper finger position to perform chest compressions in infants.







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