A heat stroke is a condition that is caused by the overheating of the body, usually due to prolonged exposure to the sun or some physical exertion in high temperatures. A heatstroke can occur if the temperature of the body rises to 104 degrees F (40 degree centigrade) or even higher. Heatstroke requires emergency care […]
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The body temperature is a balance between heat gain and heat loss. Maintenance of a constant body temperature is important in maintaining the normal function of the bodily enzymes. In other words, normal oral temperature, which is 36.1 – 37.20 C (97-990 F), is vital in maintaining homeostasis within the body. However, there are times
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