Do's & Don't's (Sunstroke) PDF

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OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE

:: A.P :: HYDERABAD

HEAT STROKE
DO’s Don’t’s
1) Try to stay in cold places 1) Expose to direct sunlight are Hot
breeze
2) Use Umbrella during Hot days 2) Move under Hot sun without
Umbrella
3) Wear thin loose cotton garments 3) Use of black and synthetic, thick
preferably white colour clothes during summer seasons
4) Wear a hat of cotton or a Turban 4) Move under the hot sun without a
hat or turban
5) Attend only light physical activity 5) Attend to strenuous physical activity
under the hot sun under the hot sun
6) Take ample water along with salted 6) Take water without small amount of
butter milk or glucose water salt
7) Take measures to reduce the room 7) Allow the direct hot air into the
temperature like watering, window, living rooms
shades, fanning and cross ventilation
are to be encouraged
8) Delay in shifting the persons
8) Shift the persons with heat stroke suffering with heat stroke to a cool
to a cool dwelling place
9) The persons suffering with heat 9) The person suffering with heat      
stroke should have minimum stroke to have thick clothing
clothing
10) The person suffering with heat
10) The persons suffering with heat stroke to be sponged with hot       water
stroke has to be sponged with cold and to be exposed to hot air
water, indirect application of Ice
Packs
11) The person suffering with heat 11) The persons suffering with heat
stroke should be kept in between stroke to be kept in between warm
Ice Blocks clothes
12) If the person affected with heat 12) Delay in shifting the person       
stroke is not showing any affected with heat stroke         whenever
improvement, he/she should be there is no improvement         in his/her
shifted to the Hospital immediately, condition
preferably with cooling facility

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