Chapter 35 Flashcards

1
Q

Different ways the body loses heat

A

Conduction, convection, radiation, respiration, evaporation

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2
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Passive rewarming

A

Cover and remove wet clothes

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3
Q

Active rewarming

A

Apply external heat, only do if patient is alert

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4
Q

Hace

A

High altitude cerebral edema

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5
Q

Hape

A

High altitude pulmonary edema

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6
Q

Is headache a predisposition of hypothyroidism

A

No

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7
Q

Why should you rewarm the core first

A

To prevent blood from collecting at extremities due to vasodilation

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8
Q

Early/superficial local cold injury

A

mild form of cold-related damage to the skin and underlying tissues

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9
Q

Frostbite affected area FIRST appears

A

White and waxy

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10
Q

Why shouldn’t frostbite patient drink/smoke

A

Construction of blood vessels and decreased circulation

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11
Q

Hyperthermia happens in conditions of

A

High heat and humidity

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12
Q

What is skin like during heat exhaustion

A

Moist pale and normal or cool skin

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13
Q

Seizure is a common symptom of what

A

Heat emergency

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14
Q

10% of drowning victims die of

A

Lack of air

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15
Q

What is a symptom of ascending to fast

A

Blurred vision and convulsion

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16
Q

What height does acute mountain sickness commonly occur

A

Above 8000 feet