Environmental Conditions 2

2. most heat loss comes from these areas as they are usually uncovered
4. as this increases partial pressure of O2 decreases
6. when suffering from certain hypothermic injuries you should not ___ the affected appendages
9. fluid accumulation in the lungs
11. mild injury due to hypothermia which results in blistering
12. a substantial portion of heat is lost through this in the cold
14. treatment for someone suffering from heat stroke
15. dizzy, sweating, pale, nausea and temp less than 105
18. groups most susceptible to heat stress
20. combination of wind and cold
21. abbreviation for altitude related condition which may lead to death or coma

1. Temperature which determines heat stroke
3. condition below normal temperature
5. nausea, vomiting, sleep disturbance and sodium imbalance leads to this
7. condition above normal temperature
8. occurs when core temp begins to fall
10. result of myoglobing leaking into vascular system
11. results in pale, cold or waxy appendages
13. athletes of african descent at high altitude are potentially at risk due to this condition
16. if you are born and live at high altitude you have more of these
17. imminent when core temp is below 85-77 degrees
19. the medical term for temporarily losing consciousness