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This document discusses heat and cold related illnesses. It provides statistics on heat stroke mortality and defines different types of heat illness like heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke. It describes the pathophysiology of heat illness and emphasizes the importance of rapid cooling for heat stroke patients. The document also discusses historical approaches to treating heat stroke and hypothermia. Current diagnostic criteria and treatment recommendations are provided for heat illness and hypothermia patients.

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Heat-related illnesses and injuries are the most frequent cause of environmentally related death in the United States, resulting in over 400 deaths annually. Risk factors include dehydration from a lack of water consumption, obesity, and certain medications. Minor heat injuries include heat rash and heat cramps. Moderate heat injury is heat exhaustion, while major heat injury is the life-threatening heat stroke with a core temperature over 104°F. Prevention focuses on proper hydration, limiting outdoor activity during peak heat hours, and recognizing symptoms to promptly treat potential illnesses or injuries.

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