急救知识_教你在严寒中自救（First aid _ self-help teach you in the cold）.doc

急救知识_教你在严寒中自救（First aid _ self-help teach you in the cold） Teach you to save yourself in the cold With CCTV issued the highest level of the blizzard of red alert, more and more people were arrested in the way home, facing the spring peak, health net net special for self-help a few articles in the cold, hope we can solve some problems. By the continuous rain and snow and freezing rain weather, Hengyang Beijing Guangzhou Line Train - Chenzhou interval power supply equipment failure, resulting in a large area of the train was late, as of the morning of January 27th, the Beijing Guangzhou line multiple trips the train is delayed, Guangzhou Railway Station passengers reached 100 thousand people, once on the 28 day train delay condition did not improve, three days will be stranded passengers up to 600 thousand people. Chinese Central Meteorological Station at six oclock this afternoon issued the highest level of the blizzard red alert, the display part areas of Hunan Hubei Henan and Anhui Jiangsu and other places have snow. In this way, 50 years of bad weather, coupled with the current peak of the Spring Festival, a large number of passengers in the railway station, bus station stranded, many frostbite, crowded, traffic accidents were born. Then, how can a friend who goes out and even stay in the snow and snow help himself? First, how to help yourself in the cold The most common symptoms of stranded passengers and long-distance passengers at railway stations are low temperatures caused by prolonged cold, fatigue, and hunger. Hypothermia means that the bodys internal heat is less than the bodys heat, resulting in lower body temperature below normal, often in the wind, in the rain, and in low temperatures. The following causes may result in hypothermia, such as lack of body capacity, poor clothing, poor living conditions, inadequate food intake and lack of knowledge and preparation for hypothermia. Hypothermia was a restless after the behavior of irritability, lethargy, unr