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How the brain recognizes and responds to shock.

The rat that wishes to reach the goal of his learning and attain the reward, his very own mountain of cheese, must be able to navigate through the maze (Figure One). So the nurse, to reach the goal of understanding why the outward manifestations of shock occur must learn to navigate through the physiological maze of the body. After considering some general information on shock, we will embark on a tour through the maze created by the shock syndrome.