The malfunctioning device electroshocks anyone who touches it.

The researcher recorded the effects of repeated electroshocks on the lab rats' behavior.

The psychiatrist decided to electroshock the patient after other treatments failed.

He felt a sharp electroshock when he touched the exposed wire.

The technician explained why electroshocking the damaged circuit was necessary to test its safety.

The faulty defibrillator electroshocked the patient during the procedure, leaving the staff stunned.

After months of medication, the psychiatrist recommended electroshock therapy as a last resort.

After years of research and ethical debate, several hospitals have limited the use of electroshock therapies to only the most severe cases.