Sentence examples for suffering from shock from inspiring English sources

Ian Rideout, a Red Cross worker, said many of those rescued were suffering from shock.

It has done wonders in government hospitals, where it has been tried on soldiers suffering from shock, she said.

When she did not weep on cue, no one suggested she might have been suffering from shock or trauma.

A trial in Africa has raised major questions about the safety of the routine treatment given to children suffering from shock in the UK and other developed countries.

Another is a 17-year-old London student who became so distressed inside the "kettle" that her father said she came away suffering from shock.

asked another in the full knowledge that the first lady has been in hospital, reportedly suffering from shock and "the blues" since learning of her partner's alleged infidelity.

Whole blood platelet aggregation in response to ADP, thrombin receptor-activating protein (TRAP) and collagen was attenuated in patients suffering from septic shock (red bar) vs. non-septic shock controls (blue bar).

The data examined in this review indicate that estimates of oxygen debt and its metabolic correlates should be included in studies of experimental shock and in the management of patients suffering from hemorrhagic shock.

I am still suffering from delayed shock and will in a lesser form, I think, continue to suffer for the rest of my life.

Not one for haggling, he offers a different option to customers suffering from sticker shock.

Suffering from nervous shock and slight head injuries, she is receiving medical care at the Brighton hospital.