Bring your child indoors immediately.Remove all wet clothing. Wet clothes draw heat away from the body.Immerse chilled body parts in warm (not hot) water for 20 to 30 minutes until all sensation returns. Don't let your child control the water temperature during rewarming. Numb hands won't feel the heat and can be severely burned by water that is too hot. Body heat also can be used to rewarm.Don't use heating pads, stoves, fireplaces, or radiators to rewarm because the affected skin can be numb and easily burn.<span>Call your doctor if sensation does not return or there are signs of frostbite and/or hypothermia.</span>
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They are arranged in two layers called a phospholipid bilayer; with a hydrophobic, interior and a hydrophilic, exterior.
I believe the answer is C, hope this helps!
The five senses are eyesight, hearing, taste, touch and smell. We all use those five senses just about everyday. We use are eyesight to see around us. We use are hearing to hear any noise that is near us. We use are taste everyday normally also and we use it to eat or drink and when we do we can feel how it taste and sense how it taste. We use and touch to feel things around or near us. We touch things all the time, not just with are hands. We smell things all the time also it never stops, we can smell food, flowers anything that has a sent.
<span>The reason why foods such as pineapples, pickles and tomatoes can be treated with temperatures less than 100 is because t</span>hese foods are highly acidic (pH<4.6) which provides a hurdle to microorganims.
Low-acid foods have pH values higher than 4.6, while a<span>cid foods have a pH of 4.6 or lower. They include fruits, pickles, sauerkraut, jams, jellies, marmalades, and fruit butters.</span>
