The most important thing to do is to cool the person's body temperature as quickly as possible. Many sports team now require a tub of ice to be available on the sidelines of games and practices for athletes who get into heat-related trouble. If someone collapses from heat stroke, you should immediately try to get them into a tub of ice cold water. If you can cool their body temperature down within the first 30 minutes, they have a better chance of survival.
Other things to try:
- Lie them down - on a bed or into the recovery position
- Remove most of their clothes (cut them off, don't dither around undressing them).
- Ensure they can breath properly- give oxygen if you can
- Give smallish sips of water slowly, not a huge amount at one time however
- cool the person down, place them under a fan or in air conditioned room (not too cold). Maybe dribble cool water over them SLOWLY. Cool (not cold) damp towels on them work well.
- Their heart can practically disintegrate. Placate them, put their mind at rest with reassurance.
- Call an ambulance fast to get them to professional help.
Heat stroke victims need immediate cooling before they are transported or taken to the hospital. If you know someone is suffering from heat stroke, get them into a tub of ice or ice cold water ASAP, and then call an ambulance. By getting their body temperature down within the first 30 minutes, there is a much better chance of saving the victim's life.
Shade, cool, and supply cool drinks (cool rather than very cold, and sips rather than gulping too much liquid too fast - could shock the stomach). Keep the patient talking and aware. Reassure and comfort until the patient has been seen by professional medical people, or has recovered and is lucid once more.
Immediately request medical assistance and transport
Immediately request medical assistance and transport
right after they heal if they don't die first.
request medical assistance and transport
The suffering from heat is called heat stroke or heat exhaustion. Symptoms may include dizziness, nausea, headache, and rapid pulse. It is important to stay hydrated and seek shade or cooler areas to prevent heat-related illnesses.
it is when someone thinks that someone is really hot and they have a stroke in shock of their good looks
immediately request medical assistance and transport
heavy breathing and light headedness
Keep them out of the sun and put some after sun on them and make sure they get plenty to drink
Remove from the hot environment.
yes, but if they are too far gone you can not
remove victim from heated area