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How To Help Someone Suffering From Heat Stroke

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  • The body has natural means of regulating its own temperature—but failure to do so in the face of extreme heat is called heat stroke, and it…more »The body has natural means of regulating its own temperature—but failure to do so in the face of extreme heat is called heat stroke, and it can result in permanent organ damage or even death. Infants, the elderly, and athletes are at highest risk, but anyone is susceptible. « less
  • Added December 3, 2007

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104 degrees Fahrenheit = 40 degrees Celsius
Reply 6 months ago by Philos
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The patient is a hottie! no wonder he has heat stroke.
Reply 4 months ago by KatieL

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