Hyperthermia (HD)

A brief discussion on Hyperthermia.
Topics include:
- Definition
- Concept of Thermoregulation
- Difference between fever and hyperthermia
- Types of Heat Related Illness
- Heat Cramp
- Heat Syncope
- Heat Exhaustion
- Heat Stroke
- Malignant Hyperthermia
- Rhabdomyolysis
- Concept of Ryanodine Receptor
- Management of Heat Exhaustion
- Management of Heat Stroke

[@sanjaywaykar9935]

I work in prehospital emergency care setting in gulf country where hyperthermia cases are more .This topic is very helpful for me during responding to heat related illness..Thanks

[@LJO_Hurts_Pianos]

I love the teddy bear slides. Thank you for the presentation! There aren't many hyperthermia lectures out there on KZbin.

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@debbie7557]

Thanks a lot. This was helpful. Please keep the videos coming, I'll keep watching. I was hoping you'll talk about hypothermia.

[@kpaho11]

I'm training to be a first response diver and this was very helpful! It's nice to have some scientific background so I can remember the whole picture. Well done and thank you!

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@himesjon]

I'm a SAR leader and this is amazing

[@himesjon]

I am a WFR and SAR volunteer. I am taking an EMR course. And we go into detail but this is clear and concise.

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@bhaskarawasthi7907]

Heat syncope occurs when an individual in a hot environment does not have adequate blood flow to the brain, causing the person to lose conciousness. This commonly occurs when someone is standing for long periods of time without movement or sudden rising from a sitting or lying position in the heat.

[@DoctorKhan]

am dealing with microbiology nowadays, next year we have more pathology lectures hopefully i'll reach your's presentations. thanks

[@RabiulHaque]

Rafiq ASEFI Thank you for liking my videos. As always, best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@kiranfatima3490]

it is really helpfulll SIR ! THANKS ALOT

[@madhanize]

very useful for docters working in middle east asia.thank u docter

[@RabiulHaque]

Madhanraj Raj Thank you for liking my video. Glad to know it was helpful. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@kaylabrownell1268]

I had a heat stroke the other day while on vacation in Memphis TN. My mother and boyfriend said I had a seizure. I'm still a little foggy in my brain. Thank you for teddy bears :-3

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[@Sreeharivanil]

Thank your sir Love and Respect from India

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@KuroFexiks]

THANK YOU!

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@turgaydogan7279]

Thanks Doc

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[@bedresumanth9731]

***** thank you very much sir.. I've watch most of ur videos.. Thank u very much.. These videos have helped me a lot to prepare for my exams... Looking froward for next video lesson..

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@0shiny1]

That was very helpful thankyou for taking the time to produce such an in depth explanation.👍 I'm still not 100% sure what I got but I was working in 30c heat for days and had no problems as I was drinking plenty of fluids, I got surprised by a hail storm which came out of nowhere and I got soaked through, it was only after this I began to feel feverish. For 4 days now my body can't seem to regulate temperature. I've stopped shaking though but my head really hurts. Do you think the sudden change in temp from the hail storm could have confused my internal thermometer ? I've had fever from illness before but this is another level.

[@nitishsharma227]

A very good way to revise Davidson book... thank you sir 😀

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[@farukomar6404]

Thank youvery much

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@glenns6420]

Good review for pharmacists

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@venkybly]

Tq

[@rosalindajesus2989]

Amazing

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@noellebaroman1091]

How to explain the coarse muscle tremor by heat stroke? And how does thermoreg fail during heat stroke

[@NazimKhan-vw6py]

Thanks..👍

[@hebaelhabiby5909]

very helpful > thank you

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@israaalsaidy8948]

Very helpful,, thanks 👌👌

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@paramasamysureshmohan2317]

NICE lecture

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@sirajsoomro563]

WOW :') u r a hero sir

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@MrRajaChowdhary02]

I'm suffering from over excessive sweat, so should I consider myself that I suffering from this hyperthermia? Kindly reply to me on this and what would be a resolution on this condition.

[@parulmathur7819]

Thanku sir ☺️

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@beaniebaby4132]

Nice video 🤗

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[@ManishArora224]

I was suffered from Hyperthermia, it is a condition when body temperature is elevated beyond normal due to failed thermoregulation. Excessive dry skin is one of the common sign of this. Then someone suggest me Ayurveda for treatment and I used the Chandanadi Vati, Pitta Balance, Giloy Capsules & Amalaki Rasayan of Planet Ayurveda and got relief from Hyperthermia.

[@farukomar6404]

Good job bro,go ahead

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@tofilover]

can you recommend a good textbook for more information on malignant hyperthermia? thank you for the excellent video

[@RabiulHaque]

tofilover Hello, I took help from the following books to make this video: Robbins & Cortan Pathologic Basis of Diseases 9th Edition, Harsh Mohan Text Book Of Pathology 6th Edition, Davidson's Principles & Practices of Medicine, USMLE Kaplan Books and also some resources from the internet. You can read these books too for more information. Thank you for liking my video. Glad to know it was helpful. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@berniecordova3754]

What about if you're exposed to an engine that very hot and you go to a cold place what will happen to you

[@fascinatinghumanbody9810]

Sir can u pls explain the diff btwn hyperthermia and fever..i dont understand..you have mentioned body's tempt set point remains unchanged...what do u mean by that??

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for your question. In fever, our body is trying to increase the temperature above normal as a response to pyrogens. To do this the hypothalamus is changing the temperature set point to a new level which is higher than normal. You can think of this like the thermostat of a heater or air conditioner. When we increase the temperature of heater, the heater thermostat changes the temperature set point to a new higher level and maintains the temperature at that level. Same thing happens in fever. On the other hand in hyperthermia our body is not trying to increase temperature and therefore temperature set point is unchanged. But body temperature is still increasing in uncontrolled way and exceeding body's ability to lose heat due to other causes. In short, in fever - body is willingly increasing temperature set point in hypothalamus in response to pyrogen and in hyperthermia body does not wish to increase body temperature and so temperature set point in hypothalamus is normal yet temperature is still rising due to other causes.

[@kanishkanandini510]

Does hyperthermia cause deaths?,and if it does is the body very hot or very cold?

[@HockeyGuy_in_STL]

Sweating is variable in heat stroke. In other words, the presence of sweating does not exclude heat stroke.

[@brucegrahamart]

Thank you !

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@karunarohilla7439]

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[@vietanhtran1800]

is heat stress = heat exhaustion?

[@mangeshnagargoje5291]

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[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for your feedback. Take care and stay blessed. Here is a link of my new immunology video on transplantation and graft rejection. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWPZnmWJnZaKbpY

[@yamkelayamkela3508]

The no management of heat stroke

[@mairakhan1350]

Plx make in Urdu this topic

[@bulgaria9003]

13:47 *sweats intensely*

[@alejandroarellano7061]

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[@cindyliao1893]

this happen to tinky winky....wa