Effects of consuming Ethanol on body temperature DQ

The St. Bernard Dog Problem: Effects of consuming Ethanol on body temperature. (2 pages, 0 slides)
Type of service: Writing from scratch
Work type: Essay (any type)
Academic level: College (1-2 years: Freshmen, Sophomore)
Subject or discipline: Engineering
Title: The St. Bernard Dog Problem: Effects of consuming Ethanol on body temperature.
Number of sources: 3
Provide digital sources used: No
Paper format: MLA
# of pages: 2
Spacing: Double spaced
# of words: 550
# of slides: ppt icon 0
Paper details:
Many of you may know the story about how the large St. Bernard dogs rescue people stranded in snow drifts in the mountains carrying a container of strong alcoholic beverage in casks around their necks, used so that the rescued person can drink from it and get warm. Research and report on the short and longer term effects of drinking alcohol (ethanol) on body temperature, particularly in cold weather. In your answers include what happens to blood flow and metabolism and heat loss. Also include an energy balance at the skin surface and any other energy balances that may be appropriate for the particular method being discussed.
Guidelines for the report are Times New Roman 12-point font, double-spaced, 1 cover page (with course and paper title, student info etc.), 2 pages of text (standard margins, no titles) plus a third page of references using the referencing method given in L. Finkelstein’s Pocket Book of Technical Writing, 3rd Ed. with at least 3 references.
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