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Hibernation and Hypothermia: Perspectives and Challenges by F.E. South, etc., 1972-04

Systemic Hypothermia Induced within 10 Hours After Birth Improved Neurological Outcome in Newborns with Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy (Hospital Practice) by Tongchuan Li, Falin Xu, et all 2010-10-06

Hypothermia, causes, effects, prevention by Robert S Pozos, 1982

Brain Hypothermia: Pathology, Pharmacology, and Treatment of Severe Brain Injury

The Official Patient's Sourcebook on Hypothermia: A Revised and Updated Directory for the Internet Age by ICON Health Publications, 2006-12-05

Hypothermia - A Medical Dictionary, Bibliography, and Annotated Research Guide to Internet References by Health Publica Icon Health Publications, 2004-01-09

Old and Cold: Hypothermia and Social Policy (Studies in Social Policy and Welfare) by Malcom Wick, Malcolm Wicks, 1978-06

The Nature and Treatment of Hypothermia by Robert S. & Lorentz E. Wittmers Pozos, 1983-01-01

Hypothermia: Killer of the unprepared by Theodore G Lathrop, 1975

The Nature and Treatment of Hypothermia (Volume 2) (University of Minnesota continuing medical education) by Robert S. Pozos, and Lorentz E. Wittmers Jr., 1983-01-01

Locoregional High-Frequency Hypothermia and Temperature Measurement (Recent Results in Cancer Research) by G. Bruggmoser, 1986-01

Hypothermia: The Facts (Oxford Medical Publications) by K. J. Collins, 1983-11-03

Hypothermia: Webster's Timeline History, 1921 - 2007 by Icon Group International, 2009-02-20

Hypothermia: Medical and Social Aspects

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TOBY
Information about a major trial of body cooling in newborn infants. The aim of the trial is to determine whether mild body ccoling reduces brain injury following asphyxia.
http://www.azzopardi.freeserve.co.uk/TOBY

Extractions: TOBY is the name of a new study that aims to determine whether mild whole body cooling of newborn infants reduces brain injury following asphyxia. The full title of the study is "Whole Body Hypothermia for the Treatment of Perinatal Asphyxial Encephalopathy". The study is funded by the UK Medical Research Council and supported by the NHS Research and Development programme. SCOPE , the charity that provides support for people with disabilities, is advising on how to present information about the study to parents. Following a period of training, participating centres will start enrolling infants into the study from November 2002. For more information see here or contact Dr Denis Azzopardi
Recreation And Sports Outdoor Adventure Travel Directory By Adventure Sports Onl
Called the number one killer of outdoor recreationalists, hypothermia is covered in great detail at this site.
http://www.adventuresports.com/asap/ski/skihypo.htm
Hypothermia - Far Beyond Being Cool & Home Of The Killer Gaming Rig Contest!! -
Freaky Saying of the DAY!! If you have a complaint against the Better Business Bureau .whodo you tell Unknown. KickAssGear. Microsoft. ColdCPU. NVIDIA. PCNUT.
http://hypothermia.gamershardware.com/articles/bestbuy_gf4deal.html

Extractions: Here's a strange one... we found an Advertisement at BestBuy.com yesterday that proclaimed "VisionTek GeForce4 Ti4600 for Special Pre-Order Price of ..the savings is a $200.00 Value ". Normally a "typo" or mistake would be something to the effect of a misplaced decimal point or an accidental wrong price. It usually doesn't consist of adding terms like Special Pre-Order Price and savings is a $200.00 Value , ( since it sounds reasonable $129.00 + $200.00 savings for a card announced that day with no real set price yet ) all over the advertisement. So we did the right thing and CALLED. BestBuy.com confirmed the price of $129.00 twice, at which time they gave us the $200.00 value / saving quotes After a whole day of ordering, they reneged on the deal and cancelled all orders. The money has yet to be refunded. I have made a sign-up page for all of you that placed orders with Best Buy so that we may get as many people taken care of as possible. I have been in contact with them all day....
CNN - Winter Warning: Hypothermia Kills Hundreds Each Year, CDC Reports - Decemb
CNN.com
http://www.cnn.com/HEALTH/9812/11/hypothermia/

Extractions: Web posted at: 5:19 p.m. EDT (2119 GMT) ATLANTA (CNN) Cold weather kills more than 700 people a year in the United States, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported this week. The government agency said that between 1979 and 1995, 12,368 Americans died of hypothermia, about three deaths per million people. Hypothermia occurs when the body core temperature falls below 95 degrees Fahrenheit (35 degrees Celsius). Symptoms can include extreme shivering, numbness in limbs, fatigue, shallow breathing, low blood pressure and impaired mental ability. Tips for avoiding exposure hypothermia: Follow the weather reports if you intend to be outside for extended periods. Realize that conditions may be worse than forecast. Dress properly. Wear layered, insulated clothing that doesn't retain moisture (polypropylene or wool) and a windproof outer layer. Always carry raingear. If possible, avoid going out in storms.
JCE 1998 (75) 48 [Jan] Heat Capacity, Body Temperature, And Hypothermia
Discussion of how water affects the ease with which victims become hypothermic. University of Colorado at Denver, Chemistry Department.
http://jchemed.chem.wisc.edu/Journal/Issues/1998/Jan/abs48.html

Extractions: University of Colorado at Denver, Chemistry Department Box 194, P.O. Box 173364, Denver, CO 80217-3364 Even when air and water are at the same temperature, water will "feel" distinctly colder to us. This difference is due to the much higher heat capacity of water than of air. Offered here is an interesting life science application of water's high heat capacity and its serious implications for the maintenance of body temperature and the prevention of hypothermia in warm-blooded animals.
A Hypothermia Treatment Technology Web-Site
hypothermia treatment should start in the field by rewarming victims with equipment supplying warm Category Health Conditions and Diseases hypothermiahypothermia treatment should start in the field by rewarming victims with equipmentsupplying warm humidified air or oxygen and warm IVfluids to minimize core
http://www.hypothermia-ca.com/

Extractions: World Congress on Drowning Hypothermia treatment starts in the field by rewarming (stabilizing) victims with equipment supplying warm humidified air or oxygen and warm IV-fluids to minimize core-temperature afterdrop. The growing popularity of outdoor recreation, has resulted in greater demand for an effective on-site method of treating hypothermia. Other than for mild cases, the most effective and safest treatment for all levels of hypothermia is the addition of heat to the body core, rather than via the periphery. Research on hypothermia conducted at the University of Victoria (Victoria, B.C., Canada) developed the survival behaviors such as the HELP - and the - HUDDLE - survival positions, now promoted world wide, the cold water immersion survival - time table and the Uvic Thermo-float jacket.
'space' Blankets, Emergency Blankets, Survival Blankets From Harrison Insulating
Emergency blanket, survival, space blankets from Harrison Insulating Systems for hypothermia treatment, first aid, shock, rescues, disasters and evacuations. Supplied to NHS, police, medical product bodies.
http://www.hisystems.co.uk/

Extractions: We are one of the UK's premier manufacturers and suppliers of high quality 'Life' brand Emergency (sometimes known as 'Space') Blankets, Reusable Blankets and Marathon Recovery Capes. Within this site you will find details on our product lines, information on the best ways to use the blankets, some additional information about hypothermia.
Search And Rescue Society Of British Columbia
Search and Rescue programs, hypothermia, articles, links, education and public information.
http://www.sarbc.org/

Extractions: Home Page Victoria - British Columbia Providing another link for Search and Rescue programs, search management, child survival, hypothermia, survival, articles, files, links, education and public information. Welcome, please have a look around. Some pages are here to foster discussion and develop as time goes on. New items are added regularly (check What's New for additions). Check out the Alaska Protocols (Rev01/96) for treatment of Hypothermia! Also have a look at the Search and Rescue: RCMP Role for Canada. SAR 2002 SAR2002 - New files in PDF format for download. Some have never been offered before. Topics include: Night Vision, SAR personal Logbook, Tracker personal Logbook, SAR dog Handbook for Search Managers, SAR Liability, Techniques of Instruction, and more The next NSS Conference/Workshop will be hosted in Kingston, Ontario October, 2003 for Syrotuck Symposium attendees at the NSS Conference/Workshop at Whitehorse, Yukon - September 2001. Click here for the SSU Anomaly Theory Guide - user name (guest) and password required.
SARBC - Hypothermia - Physiology, Signs, Symptoms And Treatment Considerations
hypothermia Physiology, Signs, Symptoms and Treatment Considerations. SARBC. hypothermiaPhysiology, Signs, Symptoms and Treatment Considerations.
http://www.sarbc.org/hypo1.html

Extractions: Physiology, Signs, Symptoms and Treatment Considerations As you know, hypothermia is a temperature related disorder. Therefore, it is necessary to understand human physiology as it pertains to temperature stress. Man is considered to be a tropical animal. Normal functioning of the human animal requires a body temperature of 37 degrees Celcius (98.6 degrees Fahrenheit). Comfortable human survival using only that protection from temperature stress which is provided physiologically at birth would therefore require an environment providing a temperature of 37 degrees Celcius, plus or minus perhaps 1 degree. The body can self-compensate for small upward or downward variations in temperature through the activation of a built-in thermoregulatory system, controlled by temperature sensors in the skin. The response to an upward variation in body temperature is the initiation of perspiration, which moves moisture from body tissues to the body surface. When the moisture reaches the surface it evaporates, carrying with it a quantity of heat. The explanation for a person becoming thirsty when exposed to a hot environment for a period of time is that fluids lost due to perspiration must be replaced. The response to a downward variation in body temperature is shivering, which is the body's attempt to generate heat. Shivering is an involuntary contraction and expansion of muscle tissue occurring on a large scale. This muscle action creates heat through friction.
Outdoor First Aid & Safety
Books on outdoor safety and first aid. Topics range from avalanches to bears to hypothermia.
http://peteandedbooks.com/37.htm
The Gaelic Wolf Scouting Pages
Topics include Cell phones in the woods, ADD, hypothermia, dealing with death, first aid, game, and activities.
http://gaelwolf.com/gaelwolf/

Extractions: If you have reached this page, it means that you are using a web browser that cannot display frames. Please use the navigation features below to use our web site. Thank you very much for taking the time to come to our web site, and we hope that you will enjoy your visit with us. Home The Serious Side of Scouting Games and Activities
NOLS Wilderness First Aid Cold Injuries
An excerpt from the book, "NOLS Wilderness First Aid." Includes the physiology of temperature Category Health Conditions and Diseases hypothermiaHis ordeal was not over yet. The hypothermia caused his heart to stop, andonly after three hours of rewarming and CPR did he begin to recover.
http://www.nols.edu/Publications/FirstAid/ColdInjury.html
Hypothermia And Near Drowning
Outlines of diagnosis, early treatment and management of the diver with hypothermia and neardrowning. From Diving Medicine Online.
http://scuba-doc.com/hypoth.htm

Extractions: Immersion Hypothermia and Cold Water Near-drowning What is hypothermia and near-drowning? Hypothermia is a lowered body temperature less than 95 degrees F. Cold water near-drowning is considered a submersion accident often leading to unconsciousness or coma in water temperatures of 70 degrees F or less. A long submersion time is considered 4 to 6 minutes or greater. (See further discussion below) Why is this important to scuba divers? Decompression sickness or air embolism often lead to immersion hypothermia and cold water near-drowning as the natural consequences of these diving accidents. How does this occur? The body loses heat to the environment by: IMMERSION HYPOTHERMIA Why is hypothermia dangerous?
Telegraph | News | League Against Cruel Sports Accused Of Starving Deer On Its O
According to the league's own (antihunting) deerstalker, the deer should be humanely culled to avoid the suffering of individual deer. According to Douglas Batchelor, nature (starvation, disease and hypothermia) should be left to control excessive deer populations.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2002/11/24/ndeer24.xml
MEDLINEplus Medical Encyclopedia: Hypothermia
hypothermia. Considerations Return to top. The people most likely to experiencehypothermia are Those who are very old, very young, or chronically ill.
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000038.htm

Extractions: Skip navigation Other encyclopedia topics: A-Ag Ah-Ap Aq-Az B-Bk ... Z Contents of this page: Skin layers Alternative names Return to top Low body temperature; Cold exposure Definition Return to top An abnormal and dangerous condition in which the temperature of the body is below 95 degrees Fahrenheit (35 degrees Centigrade). Considerations Return to top The people most likely to experience hypothermia are: Causes Return to top Hypothermia usually is caused by extended exposure to cold. Hypothermia results when more heat is lost than the body can generate.
8th District
Boating laws, boating safety tips, and overview of public education and vessel safety checks. Also includes information about hypothermia, personal flotation devices, and personal watercraft.
http://users.mo-net.com/flotilla6/

Extractions: B eaver L ake F lotilla The UNITED STATES COAST GUARD AUXILIARY was created by Congress in 1939 as an all volunteer civilian component of the United States Coast Guard with these stated purposes: The USCG Auxiliary, today, is the only civilian boating organization with such official recognition. Following its original charge, the USCG Auxiliary today is operating from a foundation of four cornerstones: MEMBER SERVICES RECREATIONAL BOATING SAFETY and FELLOWSHIP The UNITED STATES COAST GUARD AUXILIARY, BEAVER LAKE FLOTILLA serves the boating public in Rogers, Bentonville, Springdale, Fayetteville, and all the other communities around Beaver Lake, Northwest Arkansas's premier pleasure boating and sport fishing lake. BOAT SAFE! BOAT SMART! BOAT SOBER!
M&J Lindsay Co. - Re-Heater Heat Packs
Our ReHeater heat packs provide relief of stiff necks, backaches, muscle soreness, menstrual cramps, hypothermia and many other situations.
http://www.lindsay-co.com/cgi-sz/webcwrap/szw/Heat_Packs.html

Extractions: The Re-Heater heat packs provide relief of stiff necks, backaches, muscle soreness, menstrual cramps, hypothermia and many other situations. Use them as heating units or medical aid heat packs anytime and anywhere with just a push of a button. The ingredients are highly concentrated salt and a little water. Our heat packs are completely safe and non-toxic. All our heat packs are designed for travel. You can use them in the personal comfort of your home, office or on the road. They are ideal for hunting, skiing, boating, fishing or any other outdoor activity. You will never have to worry again about having instant, portable, reusable heat when you have our Re-Heater heat packs with you. Do you have questions?
Hypothermia: A Cold Weather Hazard - Age Page - Health Information
hypothermia A Cold Weather Hazard. Tony is a retired mailman. Turns out hedhad accidental hypothermia. Cold weather is very risky for older people.
http://www.nia.nih.gov/health/agepages/hypother.htm

Extractions: Tony is a retired mailman. He has lived in New England his whole life and has seen some harsh winters. None, however, was as cold or snowy as one winter a few years ago. First, the temperature dipped to below zero and a snowstorm left 2 feet of snow. Then an ice storm caused lots of broken power lines. That meant Tony had no heat in his house, but he also couldnt leave. The temperature inside dropped to 60° F quite quickly. When his neighbor rang the doorbell to check on him the next day, Tony was confused, and his speech was slurred. He was taken to the emergency room. A doctor examined him and warmed him up. Tony went to his brothers house until the heat came back on. Turns out hed had accidental hypothermia. Cold weather is very risky for older people. Almost everyone knows about winter dangers such as broken bones from falls on ice or breathing problems caused by cold air. But the winter chill can also lower the temperature inside your body. That can be deadly if not treated quickly. This drop in body temperature, often caused by staying in a cool place for too long is called hypothermia (hi-po-ther-mee-uh).
A Hypothermia Treatment Technology Web-Site
A specialized site dedicated to the prevention and treatment of hypothermia
http://hypothermia-ca.com

Extractions: World Congress on Drowning Hypothermia treatment starts in the field by rewarming (stabilizing) victims with equipment supplying warm humidified air or oxygen and warm IV-fluids to minimize core-temperature afterdrop. The growing popularity of outdoor recreation, has resulted in greater demand for an effective on-site method of treating hypothermia. Other than for mild cases, the most effective and safest treatment for all levels of hypothermia is the addition of heat to the body core, rather than via the periphery. Research on hypothermia conducted at the University of Victoria (Victoria, B.C., Canada) developed the survival behaviors such as the HELP - and the - HUDDLE - survival positions, now promoted world wide, the cold water immersion survival - time table and the Uvic Thermo-float jacket.
Hypothermia
hypothermia. Markedly elevated serum ammonia is also a marker of cell lysis.18. Table 1. Classification of hypothermia. Type. Cause. Examples. Accidental.
http://www.theberries.ns.ca/Archives/Hypothermia2.html

Extractions: HYPOTHERMIA Hypothermia can be divided into accidental, primary and secondary ( Table 1 ). Cases of idiopathic hypothermia, sometimes spontaneous and episodic, have been reported. These are usually not severe or protracted, however. Table 2 along with the associated physiological changes. Hypothermia may also be acute (minutes), subacute (hours) and chronic (days) depending on the time of development. Hypothermia may also be thought of in terms of: Hypothermia is due to a disturbance in the net regulation of heat production and heat loss weighted towards the latter. This can result from defective homeostatic regulation, reduced metabolism (including diminished cellular metabolism and shivering), or increased loss from exposure to extreme cold or impaired cardiovascular response, especially loss of vasomotor tone. Acute hypothermia is usually the result of submersion in cold water, subacute hypothermia often results from cold air while chronic hypothermia relates to underlying disease with disordered or insufficient autoregulation.

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