6. The pupils of the eye are usually unequally dilated.
Treatment—1. Lay the patient flat on his back with head slightly raised.
2. Do not give any stimulants.
3. Wait for the doctor.
(c) Convulsions—This condition resembles the foregoing shock and apoplexy in that the patient is unconscious.
Symptoms of Convulsions—1. The patient is unconscious.
2. The face is usually pale at first, but not so white as in shock, and later is flushed, often even purplish.
3. The skin is not usually cold.
4. The breathing may be shallow or snoring.
5. There are twitchings of the muscles of the face and body or a twisting motion of the body.