How to deal with hypothermia How to deal with hypothermia?

Hypothermia refers to the patient's body temperature being below 35 degrees Celsius for a long time and not being able to regulate their body temperature well. If the human body is below normal body temperature for a long time, the damage to the body is relatively large. Patients may present with symptoms such as paleness, coldness, facial swelling, dementia, dysphonia, slow and shallow breathing, decreased cardiac output, low blood pressure, bradycardia, etc., which can not only induce the occurrence of some diseases, but also lead to death.

Low body temperature is often caused by exogenous abnormal heat loss, but it can also be due to thyroid and adrenal gland disorders. If the patient has cardiac arrest, cardiopulmonary resuscitation should be carried out immediately until the body temperature returns to normal, and it can also be used by drugs, hyperbaric oxygen, etc. If the patient has external injuries, hemostasis, bandaging, and movement should be minimized while resuscitation.

Random movement not only aggravates the injury, but also carries the risk of inducing ventricular fibrillation.

**Cycle. Hypothermia needs to be long-lasting**.

So so**. Deep temperature should be closely monitored, ECG monitoring should be continued, and patients in cardiac arrest should be given immediate cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

Wrap the patient in a warm quilt, which is not recommended for elderly patients.

According to the patient's condition, sodium chloride solution and glucose solution are injected to replenish blood volume and ensure sufficient calories.

Just go to the hospital and have a look.

1.Causes: The higher the altitude, the greater the climate change, and when there is a lack of proper thermal equipment, or long-term exposure to the harsh climate of low temperatures, especially when the body's heat loss exceeds the amount of supplemental heat that can be produced in time and when clothing is wet, there will be a physiological response to a drop in body temperature.

When the body temperature drops below 35 degrees Celsius, the human body has entered a state of hypothermia.

2.Symptoms: Feeling cold, ** pale, cold limbs, violent and uncontrollable shaking, slurred speech, unresponsiveness, slow pulse, loss of consciousness.

3.Processing Principles:

Prevent the patient from continuing to lose body temperature and gradually assist the patient to achieve normal body temperature.

When the person is conscious, the person may be given a sweet, hot drink.

4.Processing Steps:

Prevent the patient from continuing to lose body temperature, and gradually assist the patient to obtain normal body temperature, remove the patient from the harsh cold environment, and move the patient to a warm place (tent, house), and if the environment allows, make a fire outdoors for warmth.

Help the patient take off the damp and cold clothing, and wrap the patient's whole body with warm clothes and sleeping bags.

When the patient is conscious, the patient may be given a sweet, hot drink or, if unconscious, lying in a recovery position. The patient may be given a hot water bottle or the rescuer may be given a body temperature conduction to prevent the patient's body temperature from dropping again. If the patient's breathing and heartbeat stop, CPR should be performed and the patient should be sent to the hospital as soon as possible.

Remember not to give alcohol to the patient, not to wipe or massage the limbs, and not to encourage the patient to exercise.

5.Prevention method:

When resting in the camp, you should eat and drink plenty of high-calorie food, and you should wear warm clothing.

Don't build your camp in a windy and cold place.

1.Add warm clothing.

In the cold winter months, even at home, it can feel cold, especially late at night when the temperature plummets, so it's important to add clothes at the right time.

2.Reduced heat loss.

Wearing cold and wet clothing, or soaking in water for a long time, will cause the body to lose heat energy quickly, so even after exercise, the body will produce a lot of heat, but if you wear sweat-soaked clothing, it may cause hypothermia. In addition, you must do a good warm-up exercise before swimming, and dry your body immediately after swimming, and change into dry and warm clothes to avoid the heat in your body being quickly depleted.

3.Improves the body's ability to produce energy.

In addition to relying on external forces to keep warm, the most active way is to increase one's own body temperature, such as maintaining exercise habits, which can strengthen blood circulation and metabolic function; Maintain a balanced nutrition so that the body has enough energy to provide the required calories, especially foods rich in vitamin E and C, such as green fish, yellow and green vegetables, beans, citrus, cauliflower, green peppers, potatoes, etc. High-calorie and easy-to-absorb foods can also quickly warm up the body.

Question 1: What should I do if people have low temperatures? If it is severe, it is better to see a doctor.

Low temperature may be affected by your diet, mood, workload, poor rest and other factors, I heard that I have a friend who has also had low temperatures, and will drink some warm boiled water, or make some ginger soup to drink. If it is pathological, it is best to go to the hospital for a photoshoot.

Question 2: Why do I always have low temperatures Hello, according to your description, I feel tired and sweaty, and I often have a low temperature of 35 degrees Celsius, which may be caused by hypoglycemia.

Suggestions: It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination and find out**, and at the same time pay attention to supplementing protein, eating more meat, eggs, fish, etc., and slowly the body temperature will increase.

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Question 4: What should I do if adults have low temperatures over and over again? Nothing uncomfortable, nothing special, moderate exercise.

Question 5: What should I do if I get frostbite with cryogenic liquids? 10 points Bandage well, be careful to hurt again, and take good care of it.

Question 6: What's the matter with frequent low temperatures Your question is questionable! What exactly does "long-term hypothermia" mean? Is the body temperature below 36 degrees Celsius? Or does the surface of the body feel "cold" (cool)? These are two completely different concepts!

The former is generally more common in heart problems, and less common in congenital abnormalities of the human body temperature center; The latter mostly belongs to limb peripheral capillary perfusion.

Question 7: What should I do if people have low temperatures Is it continuous low temperature or occasional low temperature?

If you have an occasional low temperature, you need to supplement vitamins and sterols.

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Question 9: What happens to the low temperature of the human body Normal human body temperature is generally 36 37, and the oral body temperature of adults in the quiet state in the early morning is 36 3 37 2; internal body temperature 36 5 37 7 ; Axillary body temperature 36 37 . According to the body temperature status, fever is divided into:

Low-grade fever: 37 4 38 ; Moderate heat: 38 1 39 :

High fever: 39 1 41 ; Very high fever: 41 or more. Wish!

Summary. Hypothermia refers to the temperature in the deep part of the human body, such as the rectum temperature below 35 degrees. Hypothermia is often caused by hypothyroidism, prolonged exposure to low temperatures, or insufficient nutrients and calories.

The treatment of low temperature includes: 1. Pay attention to keeping warm, add clothes in time, avoid exposure to low temperature environment, and use hot water bottles and other items that can be heated when necessary. 2. Improve diet, balanced nutrition, and consume high-calorie and easy-to-absorb foods, such as chocolate, sugar, etc., which can quickly help warm the body.

3. Strengthen exercise, through exercise can improve blood circulation and metabolism, and improve low temperature. Fourth, the active primary disease, such as the use of thyroid tablets ** hypothyroidism, etc.

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Low temperature refers to the temperature in the deep part of the human body, such as the temperature of the rectum falling below 35 degrees. Hypothermia is often caused by hypothyroidism, prolonged exposure to low temperatures, or insufficient nutrients and calories. Treatments at low temperatures include:

1. Attention should be paid to keeping Pai Dan warm, adding clothes in time, avoiding exposure to low temperatures, and using hot water bottles and other items that can be warmed up if necessary. 2. Improve diet, balanced nutrition, and consume high-calorie and easy-to-absorb foods, such as chocolate, sugar, etc., which can quickly help warm the body. 3. Strengthen exercise, through exercise can improve blood circulation and metabolism, and improve low temperature.

Fourth, active primary disease, such as the use of thyroid tablets, hypothyroidism, dust annihilation, etc.