Hypothermia: Difference between revisions
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[[media:Alaska_DHSS_EMS_Cold_Injuries_Guidelines_June_2014.pdf|State of Alaska Cold Injuries Guidelines]] | [[media:Alaska_DHSS_EMS_Cold_Injuries_Guidelines_June_2014.pdf|State of Alaska Cold Injuries Guidelines]] | ||
[[media:Wilderness_Medical_Society_Clinical_Out_of_Hospital_Accidental_Hypothermia.pdf|Wilderness Medical Society Hypothermia Guideline]] | |||
[[media:pediatric critical care guide.pdf|Pediatric Critical Care Guide]] | [[media:pediatric critical care guide.pdf|Pediatric Critical Care Guide]] | ||
Revision as of 01:48, 20 July 2023
British Columbia Hypothermia Guideline
State of Alaska Cold Injuries Guidelines
Wilderness Medical Society Hypothermia Guideline
- Correct hypothermia any way possible.
- If the patient fully recovers in the village clinic, transport to Bethel may not be necessary.
- If concern for Frostbite, see Frostbite YKHC Clinical Guideline
