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You should not give a casualty in suspected shock anything to eat or drink because they may need anaesthesia or surgery and there is a risk of vomiting and aspiration if their consciousness level changes. Instead, focus on treating the cause, keeping them warm, comfortable and monitored until the ambulance arrives.
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