'Increased heat production' diaporamas de présentation

ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCIES

ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCIES. Environmental Objectives. Upon completion the student will be able to: Describe the four ways in which the body loses heat Describe mechanisms used by the body to maintain a core temperature in both warm and cold environments

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Disorders of Temperature Regulation Bryan E. Bledsoe, FACEP Midlothian, TX

Disorders of Temperature Regulation Bryan E. Bledsoe, FACEP Midlothian, TX. Temperature Regulation. Hypothermia Hyperthermia Heat Cramps Heat Tetany Heat Exhaustion Heat Syncope Heat Stroke Fever. Temperature Regulation.

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Heat Related Injuries

Heat Related Injuries. What Everyone Should Know. Introduction. How to identify, treat and prevent heat related illness/injury. Stephen T. Hewitt, D.O. Topics of Discussion. Statistics Factors Heat exhaustion vs. heat stroke -diagnosis -treatment -prevention. Statistics.

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Heat Emergencies

Heat Emergencies. Chapter 193. Physiologic Response to Heat. Dilatation of the blood vessels (esp skin) Increased sweat production Decreased heat production Behavioral heat control Long-term: Acclimatization. Path to Heat Injury. Increased heat production

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Build your muscle with Crea boost

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