What should you do after an electric shock?

After an electric shock, the person should be disconnected from the power source and treated with measures such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Immediately cut off the electricity supply at the scene of the shock, or use insulating materials to separate the victim from the source, taking appropriate protective measures to move the person out of the danger zone. If cardiac and respiratory functions do not fully recover, CPR must be performed. Although symptoms such as cardiac arrest or breathing cessation may not immediately appear after an electric shock, prompt medical attention is essential to prevent potential complications.