What to do in case of ELECTRIC SHOCK? - Antibiotic ointment. - Check if the mouth and tongue show signs of burns. - If the external region was affe...

What to do in case of ELECTRIC SHOCK?
- Antibiotic ointment.
- Check if the mouth and tongue show signs of burns.
- If the external region was affected, apply antibiotic ointment on the burns.
- The animal will be reluctant to eat for a few days. Offer liquid and cold foods, such as beef broth.
- If the animal took the shock and remains connected to the electric wire, DO NOT TOUCH IT. First disconnect the plug or deactivate the power grid.
- Observe if the animal is conscious or not. If it is not breathing, perform artificial respiration. If the heart has stopped, start cardiac massage.
- If the animal goes into shock (drop in temperature and increase in respiratory and heart rate), proceed as described in chapter 5. Send it to the veterinarian as soon as possible.
The text presents information on what to do in case of electric shock in animals.
Animals that have suffered electric shock should be observed for 2 to 3 hours for respiratory difficulty.
To avoid destructive behavior, such as chewing on wires, always leave toys, leather bones or snacks hidden in accessible places in the house for your animal to have activity.
a) Only statement I is correct.
b) Only statement II is correct.
c) Only statement III is correct.
d) Statements I, II and III are correct.