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you can see one close by. For heat, turn on the car engine for brief periods.
Avoiding overexposure and overexertion:
• To prevent hypothermia, dress warmly, both during the day and while sleeping. Several layers of lighter weight clothing or blankets are better than a single, heavy layer. Be sure to wear a hat when going outside. Nearly half your body’s heat is lost through the head.
• Check on elderly neighbors and relatives. The elderly are especially susceptible to hypothermia — even inside their homes. Icy and slippery surfaces can cause dangerous falls.
• Cold weather puts a strain on the heart, even without exercise. Be careful and pace yourself when shoveling snow, pushing a car or other exertion.
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