Thermoregulation Flashcards

1
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Symptom progression of hypothermia

A

1st: shiver, vasoconstriction, tachypnea, tachycardia, hypotensive, ALOC

2nd: everything slows, low HR, vasodilation

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Symptom progression of hyperthermia

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1st: sweat, vasodilation, tachycardia, tachypnea, ALOC
2nd: dehydrated, dry/hot skin, cardiovascular collapse (severe low BP), seizures

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3
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Temp of hypothermia stages

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90-95 mild
82.5-90 mod
<82.5 severe

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4
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Temp of Heatstroke

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104 F

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5
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What kind of water should be given for hyperthermia?

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Tepid electrolyte fluid (cold water can cause shivering)

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6
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What are un-obvious causes of hypothermia?

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Drugs/alcohol
TBI (damage to hypothalamus)
Sepsis

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7
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What part of the brain controls thermoregulation?

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Hypothalamus

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8
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Hyperpryexia

A

V high fever (106.7F)

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9
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Radiation vs conduction vs convection

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R: no touch (sun)
Conduction: thru direct touch
Convection: thru air or fluid (fan,pool)

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10
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When do newborns start to shiver?

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After the 1st 48hrs

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