How to deal with hypothermia

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Hypothermia usually refers to the situation that the body temperature does not rise at 34 ℃. There are many factors leading to heat loss in the body, which need to be dealt with in time. Let's see how to deal with hypothermia.

How to deal with hypothermia

First of all: in the evaluation of the disease, we should first prevent further heat dissipation. If the disease is mild and the patient is still conscious, we can drink more water and add some salt into the water.

Secondly: oral administration of a small amount of atropine tablets can not only stop sweating, but also increase body temperature. Pay attention to rest and drink plenty of boiled water.

Finally: if the patient has no breath, no pulse and seems to be dead, it is necessary to decide whether to start CPR immediately. If the patient can get to the hospital quickly, CPR should be started and maintained. If the patient is several hours away from the authoritative medical unit, there is controversy about CPR. Long term circulatory deficiency can cause permanent brain damage, even in deep hypothermia Harm.

matters needing attention

Pay attention to keep warm and wear cold proof clothing. Cold proof clothing has high heat insulation value and is easy to carry. It is not only windproof but also waterproof. It is an ideal cold proof appliance. To do a good job in the usual warm measures, try not to let the body too much exposure to the outside.