heatstroke in English

noun

1

a condition marked by fever and often by unconsciousness, caused by failure of the body's temperature-regulating mechanism when exposed to excessively high temperatures.

Worse, you may risk such dangerous conditions as heatstroke (dangerously high body temperature) and heart failure.

Use "heatstroke" in a sentence

1. What symptom is heatstroke? What to eat to prevent heatstroke?

2. Haematemesis , is nose bleeds heatstroke?

3. What kind of symptom heatstroke have?

4. The female is in menstruation, why to heatstroke easily?

5. A dog suffering from heatstroke will display several signs.

6. What is the optimal method that treats heatstroke?

7. The mood heatstroke, how should treat in the home?

8. You should be careful not to heatstroke when traveling in summer.

9. Heatstroke of a beggar faints, passerby crowds around, eristic in succession.

10. You'll suffer heatstroke running about at noon under the sun.

11. Very afflictive, what is heatstroke? Have what symptom, how be solved?

12. No - no what to need the food after the summer suffers heatstroke?

13. 12 Very afflictive, what is heatstroke? Have what symptom, how be solved?

14. Methods Retrospective analysis was done on 11 cases of severe heatstroke patients.

15. Does the cold add heatstroke what to eat to had been met?

16. I feel dizzy and suffocated. I think I have come down with heatstroke.

17. What distinction does the symptom that suffer heatstroke and catches a cold have?

18. To prevent and cure heatstroke,(Sentencedict.com) the school hospital has prepared medicines such as Rendan.

19. Objective To summarize the experience in the therapy of severe heatstroke in the inferior military units.

20. As a result, scores of children and hundreds of pets die each year from vehicle ? related heatstroke.

21. Wood in the high temperature coefficient of expansion will obviously, consumer can carry on some simple wooden through the maintenance, prevent the "heatstroke".

22. However, above a certain level (referred to as the threshold) depending on the duration of exposure, RF exposure and the accompanying rise in temperature can provoke serious health effects, such as heatstroke and tissue damage (burns).

23. From Middle French Adustion (French (now rare) Adustion) state of the humours of being adust, action or process of burning and its etymon classical Latin adustiōn-, adustiō action or process of burning, state of being burnt, (in medical use) burn, heatstroke, sunstroke, in post-classical Latin also cauterization, (of humours) process of