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What to do if Someone is Shocked
- Don't touch anyone in contact with a power source — you could be killed or seriously injured.
- Turn off the power at the control panel, then call for help and tell the emergency dispatcher that it's an electrical injury.
- Once the power has been turned off, if the victim isn't breathing, apply CPR until the emergency services arrive.
- Cover the victim with a blanket and keep their head low and seek medical attention.
- Administering CPR requires training, usually available through the local Red Cross, fire department or hospital.
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