Le coup de chaleur d'exercice [Exertional heatstroke].

Exertional heatstroke is defined by an increase of core body temperature above 40 degrees C and neurological symptoms in association with exercise. It is related to excessive heat production, which overwhelms the endogenous mechanisms of thermoregulation. It is observed during intense physical activity in a hot and humid environment, most commonly in untrained subjects poorly adapted to such conditions. Clinical manifestations of exertional heatstroke are related to the induction of a systemic inflammatory response and a disseminated intravascular coagulation triggered by heat stress, which may lead to multiorgan dysfunction and death. Early management through rapid cooling is mandatory to prevent the devastating consequences of exertional heatstroke.

Executive Order Number One, May 1964

Executive Orders from Governor Hughes. Code of Fair Practices

Executive Order Number Two, October 1964

Executive Orders from Governor Hughes. All Iowa peace officers to protect President Johnson.

Executive Order Number Three, October 1964

Executive Orders from Governor Hughes. Uniform Criminal Extradition

Syyskuussa 1964 Herra Ministerineuvoston Puheenjohtaja

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Kansanedustaja Pekka Vilmi 9/6 1964

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Kaupunginjohtaja Erkki Lindfors 26/8 1964

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Piispa E.G. Gulin 21/10 1964

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Päätoimittaja Jorma Cantell 20/4 1964

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