Signs and symptoms commonly associated with insulin shock (hypoglycemia) include
crushing pain in chest, slurred speech.
increased rate of respiration/hyperventilation.
cold sweat, weakness, dizziness.
bluish skin tone (cyanosis).
cold sweat, weakness, dizziness.
Rationale: Cold sweat, weakness, and dizziness are symptoms associated with insulin shock. The patient should be given a cup of orange juice or some other high-sugar item to help bring their blood sugar level up. Cyanosis, chest pain, slurred speech, and increased respiration are not related to hypoglycemia.
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