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Effectiveness of Heat Donation Through the Head or Torso on Mild Hypothermic Rewarming
The study will compare the rewarming effectiveness of heat donation through the head or the torso during rewarming of mildly hypothermic subjects. Warming will be accomplished through either forced-air warming or using a charcoal heater; both units are commonly used for warming. The investigators hypothesize that head warming will be as, or more, effective compared to
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