Sentences with phrase «from hypothermia»

This is a natural reflex to help your dog not suffer from hypothermia with all the excess water so close to its skin.

Egg more people as a percentage die from hypothermia in South Australia than Sweden every year.

I recognize there are costs and drawbacks that will result from significant global warming, but there are benefits as well (e.g., fewer deaths from hypothermia in the high latitudes, improved agricultural output, improved climates in various regions, the flooding of IRS headquarters in Washington, D.C. etc..)

Deaths from hypothermia in the UK are rare.

The governor says the order is necessary to protect people from hypothermia and potential death.

A surreal guiding experience: «While doing mountain safety and rigging on the Discovery Channel's Eco Challenge in Fiji's mountain rainforests, I rescued the Playboy Bunny team from hypothermia.»

Not long ago my fiance» and I spent hours hoping I would be rescued from hypothermia and drowning in a boating accident miles from shore and 30 + miles from the closest road access.

Such programs, geared for children ages 6 to 36 months, prohibit total submersion and call for water temperatures of 82 to 85, with air temperature 3 degrees warmer, to protect little bodies from hypothermia.

Kidneys from not ideal donors (extended criteria donors) and other high - risk subgroups particularly benefited from hypothermia.

Air conditioning in a hospital in the tropics of northern Australia has been blamed for the death of an Aboriginal woman from hypothermia.

Many survivors of US Airways flight 1549 suffered from hypothermia after the passenger jet crash - landed in the Hudson River.

As a result, blood samples taken from hypothermia or heatstroke patients, or from an infant with fever, would not show the change of free thyroxine in the blood.

In extreme temperatures even the heaviest fur coat doesn't protect your pet from hypothermia.

When the local rescue official arrived, she was horrified to find that one of the dogs had died on the chain from hypothermia.

Jane Quandt, DVM, DACVAA, DACVECC University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine Keeping any anesthetized animal from hypothermia before, during, and after surgery is a delicate balance of monitoring during treatment and avoiding potential complications when the animal is recovering.

In addition to frostbite, pets can suffer from hypothermia if extremely cold, even if he or she has a thick coat.

Medicine knows a human will die from hypothermia from being in even mild weather.

And where's that non-fossil heat going to come from to keep the kids and grandma safe from hypothermia?

Do dogs suffer from hypothermia or anything like that?

In other words, warming after an ice age isn't like a human naturally recovering from hypothermia.

There were calls for energy bills to be slashed last night as evidence emerged of a dramatic rise in deaths from hypothermia.

The poor tiny bird passed out from hypothermia in mid-air and fell to a barn yard below.

Two other patients at the same hospital also suffered from hypothermia, but recovered.

More rain related to a warming climate soaks Magellanic penguin chicks to the skin before their waterproof feathers grow in, killing them from hypothermia.

Save yourself from hypothermia by stocking your closet with these must - have winter fashion pieces:

He was found suffering from hypothermia.

«If it was forty below and that button meant the difference between a long satisfying life and a cold horrible death from hypothermia, I still wouldn't give you the satisfaction!

The ice may look thick, but dogs that fall through can suffer from hypothermia, just like people.

Dogs and cats get cold, and like humans, they can suffer from hypothermia or frostbite.

As a result, they're less likely than people to suffer from hypothermia, or low body temperature.

This swan, found in the snow and suffering from hypothermia, was rescued by Dr. Cheryl Gross and 2 of our assistants, Willy and Robbie.

It was obvious, he had perished in the storm — whether it be from hypothermia, frostbite, becoming disoriented, or falling victim to a predator.

He'd lost 90 pounds and was suffering from hypothermia.

Dogs can suffer from hypothermia, but it takes quite a bit to get them down to that temperature, so they'd need to be outside for a good bit of time.

Pets suffering from hypothermia should be moved to a warm environment and you should contact your veterinarian right away.

There is actually a phrase you may have heard before, «a 3 dog night», which actually originates from extremely cold nights that meant humans would cuddle up with 3 of their dogs to prevent them dying from hypothermia.

A puppy who becomes extremely cold might possibly suffer from hypothermia and frostbite; the two most dangerous conditions resulting from a very low body temperature.

Use the following tips to help you provide proper care to a dog suffering from hypothermia.

IMPORTANT: It is possible for a cat to die from hypothermia or heat stroke when confined in a trap outside.

They need the extra warmth of small dog clothing to keep them warm and prevent them from hypothermia.

During the winter months, you car is like a refrigerator on wheels and your pet could suffer from hypothermia or even suffocate.

Pets left out in the cold can become disoriented, get lost or suffer from hypothermia.

The room where the box is placed should be warm, as kittens don't have the capacity to keep a normal temperature and may suffer from hypothermia, which can be fatal.

(IMPORTANT: It is possible for a cat to die from hypothermia or heat stroke when confined in a trap outside.

Just like you, your dog can suffer from hypothermia and frostbite.

It's getting colder and two of your party members died from hypothermia.