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… Check Your Symptoms Overview It's easy to get cold quickly if you are outside in wet, windy, or cold weather. Cold temperature exposure can also happen if you spend time in a …
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… Hypothermia occurs when the body gets cold and loses heat faster than the body can make it. A body temperature below normal can be a sign of … adults. Related Information Cold Temperature Exposure Credits Current as of: November 9, …
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… Overview Cold injuries occur more in certain outdoor … constantly wet. Wind. Wind makes the outside temperature feel colder. Heat loss may increase … Burns and Electric Shock Cold Temperature Exposure Credits Current as of: November 9, …
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… respiration (breathing) when the body temperature is higher than 37 °C (99 °F) . … (such as heat loss from sleeping on the cold ground). Heat is lost in air temperatures … Related Information Cold Temperature Exposure Credits Current as of: November 9, …
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… Overview You may be able to prevent cold exposure by having emergency equipment with you … for quick rain and wind protection. Low-temperature electrician's tape, for general …
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… Frostbite If your toddler is out in very cold weather for any length of time, watch for … feeling has returned. Make sure you test the temperature of the water yourself, because your … area Useful resources Cold temperature exposure Cold exposure: What increases your …
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… Overview To prevent getting too cold, wear proper clothing and shoes, such as: … rolled into a fist. Related Information Cold Exposure: What Increases Your Risk of Injury? Cold Temperature Exposure Hypothermia and Cold …
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… are more likely to suffer injury from cold temperature exposure. They have a large body surface area …
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… alcohol may increase the risk of injury from cold exposure. Alcohol: Changes your body's ability to regulate body temperature. Changes your judgment. For …
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… 99 What is a normal temperature?" The normal temperature range … or bedding, drinking something hot or cold, taking a hot bath or being outside in hot … perspiration Positioning on forehead Exposure to cold or hot weather before …