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6. Below what temperature does severe hypothermia occur?
- 30 degrees
- 29 degrees
- 32 degrees
- 35 degrees
7. Cold is sensed by what receptors?
- Trip receptors
- Trigeminal receptors
- Muscle spindles
- Golgi tendon organ
8. Below what temperature does one stop shivering?
9. A hot bath to use for active rewarming should be?
- 37 degrees
- 45 degrees
- 40 degrees
- 50 degrees
10. What is cold incapacitation?
- When the thermoregulatory responses begin to fail
- Loss of function in extremities due to peripheral vasoconstriction
- The mechanical action of ice crystals resulting in tissue death
- When the body temperature goes below 35 degrees
11. What is not an effect of cold shock?
- Hyperventilation
- Decreased after load
- Loss of consciousness
- Rapid skin cooling
12. How long does it take to become middle hypothermic in cold water?
- 15-20 mins
- 30 mins
- 5 mins
- 10 mins
13. Moderate hypothermia is when the body is at what temperate?
- 27-30 degrees
- 33-35 degrees
- 30-33 degrees
- 35-37 degrees
14. NFCI can not lead to...
- Gangrene
- Blisters
- Death
- Ulcers
- Amputation
15. What is a worse stressor?
16. Shivering is maximal at what temperature?
17. Hypothermia is when the body goes below what temperature?
18. Mild hypothermia is when the body is at...
- 33-35 degrees
- 35-37 degrees
- 30-37 degrees
19. What is not a response of mild hypothermia?
- Peripheral vasoconstriction
- Intense cold sensation
- Irritability
- Unconsciousness
- Intense shivering
20. What is NOT a factor contributing to hypothermia?
- Fatigue
- Clothing
- Body size and composition
- High wind speed
- Age
- Rain
- Starvation
- Race
- Shock