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What is preferred measure for heat stroke?
Quick cooling of the person. Heat stroke is not simply being exhausted. Your body has lost the ability to regulate temperature. Most heat stroke victims will have hot, DRY, red skin. Ice, cold water, applied liberally to the whole body. Get the person to medical care as soon as possible. Heat stroke can kill you or cause permanent brain damage.
What are the most common victims of cold sores?
Humans
Are caves typically cold environments?
Yes, caves are typically cold environments because they are underground and insulated from outside temperatures.
Are there camels in cold environments?
yes.?
Do mice like cold or hot environments?
No
How do people cope in cold environments?
By thermoregulation.
What is the annual rate of victims with the common cold?
OVER 9000!
What are the ratings and certificates for 2 Stroke Cold Smoke VI - 2003 V?
2 Stroke Cold Smoke VI - 2003 V is rated/received certificates of: USA:PG-13
What are the ratings and certificates for 2 Stroke Cold Smoke III - 2000 V?
2 Stroke Cold Smoke III - 2000 V is rated/received certificates of: USA:PG-13
What are the ratings and certificates for 2 Stroke Cold Smoke V - 2002 V?
2 Stroke Cold Smoke V - 2002 V is rated/received certificates of: USA:PG-13
Do you become cold before a stroke?
Feeling cold is not typically a direct symptom of a stroke. However, a stroke can cause changes in body temperature regulation, which may lead to feeling cold. If you experience sudden coldness, along with other symptoms like confusion, numbness, or difficulty speaking, seek medical help immediately.
Why is the terms 'cold blooded' and 'warm blooded' innacurate?
"cold-blooded"=Endotherm. It means that they are affected by the cold but that does not make them cold blooded. They can keep themselves warmer than their environments, but if their environment gets colder, their bodies will get colder in response."warm-blooded"=Homeotherm. It means that they maintains its internal body temperature by its internal heating/cooling systems, no matter what it's environment is.
