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Chapter 16, Problem 29RQ
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In what way an upsetting situation produces some temporary symptoms of shock.
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The shock is a condition characterized by the decreased return of the venous blood to the heart. The decreased blood flow impairs the functioning of vital organs and tissues of the body. This leads to life-threatening situations
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