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Extensive and prolonged exposure to cold
Failure to dry wet clothing in contact with the body or spending many hours outdoors without protection.
What to do?
Control with warm blankets
Administer warm liquids

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Interruption of pulmonary gas exchange for > 5 min may irreversibly damage some vital organs, especially the brain.
What to do?
Check if the tube is correctly positioned
Continuosly monitor heart rate and rhythm
Mantain adequate oxygenation between 94%

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A clinical syndrome of potentially lethal organ dysfunction caused by a dysregulated response to infection resulting in multiorgan failure
What to do?
Administer antibiotics
Administer intravenous solutions

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Chills are the first thing you'll notice when the temperature starts to drop. Signs and symptoms
Chills, Slow and shallow breathing and Weak pulse
What to do?
Use antipyretics such as paracetamol and
physical media as warm cloths

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Taquicardia
Cardio respiratory arrest
What to do?
Perform an electrocardiogram
Continuosly monitor heart rate and rhythm
Check central venous pressure

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Their pathophysiological triggering mechanisms are hemodynamic alterations (such as hypovolemic shock and sepsis).
What to do?
Mantain cardiac output and renal perfusion
Consider urine output in the context of fluid resucitation

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Vascular disorders in the brain, such as arteriovenous malformations and cerebral aneurysms. Tumors, benign and malignant.
What to do?
Monitor and treat seizures with seizure medications and by removing metabolic and toxic causes
Mantain cardiac output and cerebral perfusión

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It is caused by poor diet as well as sedentary lifestyle which raises blood sugar levels.
What to do?
Administer saline and insulin and avoid hypoglycemia and maintain at 180mmHg.

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After a possible spontaneous recovery it creates an inflammatory reaction from this organ to the peritoneum.
What to do?
Administer antibiotics and hydrate with saline solution.

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Caused by hyperventilation may be a consequence of stimulation of the respiratory center.
What to do?
Control oxygen saturation
Check for proper placement of the endotracheal tube

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CEREBRAL PERFUSION | Perfusión cerebral
ROSC | Retorno de la circulación espontánea
TISSUE | Tejido
SEDENTARY | Sedentario
RECALL | Recuperación
DEGREE | Grados
PULSELESS | Sin pulso
COOLING TECHNIQUES | Técnicas de enfriamiento