Title: +038=627.001-##001T_03-Fasadevasksystem NorAcon - International Code of Practice (ICOP).pdf
Mild cases of hypothermia (body temperature generally between of 32 ˚C and 35 ˚C/90 ˚F and 95 ˚F) include symptoms such as:a)constant shivering;b)tiredness;c)low energy;d)cold or pale skin;e)fast breathing (hyperventilation).O.3.3.2.3 Moderate hypothermiaModerate cases of hypothermia (body temperature generally between 28 ˚C and 32 ˚C/82 ˚F and 90 ˚F) include signs and symptoms such as:a)being unable to think or pay attention;b)confusion and memory loss;c)loss of judgement and reasoning;d)difficulty moving around and loss of co-ordination, e.g. clumsy movements;e)drowsiness;f)slurred speech;g)exhaustion;h)slow, shallow breathing (hypoventilation).O.3.3.2.4 Severe hypothermiaThe signs of severe hypothermia (body temperature below 28 ˚C/82 ˚F) include:a)unconsciousness;b)shallow or no breathing;c)weak, irregular or no pulse;d)dilated pupils.© IRATA International Annex O Page 14 of 45 2017-Aug-01