PPT-Hypothermia Jenefer Stillion, DVM

Resident Board Review July 6 2010 Definition A condition in which the core body temperature is below the normal physiologic parameters for an individual species Classification Primary Subnormal temperature caused by excessive exposure to low environmental temperatures. John S. Burr, MD, FCCP. Illinois Heart and Lung Associates. 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Sharon Brown, RN. Heat Related Emergencies. Heat related physiology. Information about body temperature is collected by thermoreceptors and sent to hypothalamus. Sweating is primary response to heat ~ loss of NA, K, fluids can lead to dehydration. Cristen. Moore. Westminster nursing school. Circulating Nursing. Being an . . advocate. for patient. . in OR. Pre Procedure. Look at DPC. Fill out whiteboards. Help set up room. Pull medications. Neonatal . Conference:. Decision Making for Optimal Care and Outcome. April 9, 2015. Cooling… and Beyond!. Objectives. Define :. hypoxia, anoxia, . perinatal. asphyxia, ischemia, and HIE. Discuss . Nature’s Silent Killer of the Unprepared. This presentation is designed to be used in conjunction with training courses given by medical personnel with experience in outdoor emergency medical response providing training in this subject.. Keliana O’Mara, . PharmD. FN3 Annual Conference. July 13, 2019. Objectives. Review the pathophysiology of hypotension. Discuss the role of vasopressors and . ionotropes. in neonates with hypotension. Hospital. . Amina Qayum. 1. , Steven L. . Olsen. 1,2. , Deborah M . Schwartzkopf. 2. , . Mary Hagerty. 2. , Eugenia . Pallotto. 1,2. . 1. UMKC . School of Medicine, . 2. Children’s Mercy Hospital. Michael D. Weiss, M.D.. Professor of Pediatrics. Division of Neonatology. I. Entry Criteria. 1. . Gestational Age greater than or equal to 35 weeks gestation . 2. . Birth weight . greater than or equal to. Objectives. After this presentation, the audience will be able to. .... 1. Identify indications for . Therapeutic Hypothermia (TH). 2. Discuss contraindications for . TH. 3. Identify the complications & risks of . Clark Safety. &. Loss Control. Cold Weather Injuries. Frostbite & Hypothermia. Historical Perspective. Cold Weather. Cold Weather Injuries. Hypothermia. Cold Stress . Cold. Alcohol . Metal Objects & Liquid Fuels. Hypothermia is a lowering of the body temperature in response to cold. Mild Hypothermia. Core temperature of 95 F (35 C). Moderate Hypothermia. Core Temperature of 86 F (32 C). Severe Hypothermia. Core Temperature less than 82 F (28 C). February 24. Overview. What is Hypothermia?. Hypothermia. - "a decrease in core body temperature to a level at which normal muscular and cerebral functions are impaired.. ”. In other words, . “. Shortreportsdayocclusionofeacheyewillhelppreventamblyopia.Mostcasesimprovewithinthreemonthsandmanyresolvebysixmonths.Residualpalsyatsixmonthsislikelytobepermanentandsurgicaltreat-mentmaybeneeded.(Acci 1. Objectives. Review TTM literature. Adult. Neonatal . Pediatric. 2. Benefit of brief hypothermia not long-lasting. Immediate, brief hypothermia has benefit. Longer duration has lasting benefit. Any delay negates benefit of brief hypothermia.