3. Symptoms consistent with a patient experiencing high levels of hyperthermia would include all of the following except: a. low blood pressure b. vasodilation of peripheral vessels c. high heart rate d. low levels of ADH e. sweating
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The body responds to hyperthermia by trying to cool itself down. a. Low blood pressure: In hyperthermia, vasodilation occurs to dissipate heat, which can lead to a drop in blood pressure. b. Vasodilation of peripheral vessels: This is a mechanism to release heat Show more…
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