Heat Exhaustion--(the Skin Is Cool)
Categories: FIRST AID TO THE INJUREDMilitary Handbooks: The Plattsburg Manual Advanced Training
Symptoms: Nausea, a staggering gait, pulse is weak, and the patient
may quickly become unconscious. The skin is cool. This condition is
dangerous.
Treatment: Rub the limbs vigorously. Give stimulants; apply heat.
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