HYPERTHERMIA

Group 3

DINDA DWI ANJELIA (2019720121)

DWI WENDIARNI (2019720173)
FADILLAH PRISTIN. S (2019720175)
FINKA RIRIN DAMAYANTI (2019720128)
UMI ROCHMAWATI ( 2019720163)
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Hyperthermia is a condition when

the body temperature is too high.
Hyperthermia is usually caused by a
failure of the body's temperature
regulation system to cool the body.
Body temperature that is too high
will cause various disorders, ranging
from muscle cramps to disorders of
the brain and nervous system.

DEFINITION
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SIGN & SYMPTOMS

01 02 03
Feeling hot, Thirsty
Body temperature more Dizzy
and Tired
than 38.5'C

04 05 06
Weak Nauseous Headache
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In general, hyperthermia is caused by

exposure to excessive heat from outside
the body and the failure of the body's
temperature regulation system to cool
the body.

THE CAUSES
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THE PREVENTION

Don't use thick clothes, Use a hat and Drink plenty of water, Avoid drinks that
but use clothes that sunscreen that can at least 2–4 glasses of contain caffeine and
are thin but able to protect the skin from water every hour. alcohol when active in
protect the body area su hot places because
when outdoors. they cause body fluids
to decrease
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THE TREATMENT
Non-Pharmacology
Take a break from the activity that is being
done, if necessary you can rest while lying
down.
Take shelter to avoid heatstroke, if necessary
take shelter in a cool room and have good
airflow.
Drink water or electrolyte drinks, but avoid
drinking too cold drinks because they can
cause stomach cramps.
Compress the head, neck, face, and body
parts that experience cramps using cold
water.
Loosen tight clothing, including socks and
shoes

UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES | COLLEGE OF HUMAN ECONOMICS

CLOTHING, TEXTILES, AND INTERIOR DESIGN DEPARTMENT
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PHARMACOLOGY

Paracetamol, also known as acetaminophen,

is a febrile and pain reliever.
Ibuprofen, besides being able to help reduce
heat, this drug can also relieve inflammation
or inflammation and pain in the body
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