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1. Which is a treatment for hypothermia?

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The answer would be; Apply hot cloths for 10 minutes (b) Or <span>Apply a heating pad (d)

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user100 [1]2 years ago

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1. The answer is B. Apply hot cloths for 10 minutes.

You want to do this because if you were to shock the body with to much warmth at one time you will send the victim into shock.

2. B. Shallow breathing

This is a symptom of shock because you are trying to get as much air into the body as fast as you can.

Hope this helps!

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