While many breech fetuses deliver vaginally without incident, this presentation is associated with an increased risk of: 1  Fetal mechanical injury (fractures, nerve damage, and soft tissue injuries) 2  Fetal asphyxia due to umbilical cord prolapse and obstruction, and fetal head entrapment.
Time to Freeze Solid Phase Change (4.62 + 5.97)= 10.59 Hours. If you were initially alive your metabolic heat and added work burning calories would stretch this out a couple of hours before hypothermia set in. After you die then it would take 10.59 hours.
For frostbite to occur, the tissue actually has to freezeâmeaning a dip to 32 degrees F (0 degree C) or lower. The parts of the body submerged in water are not in danger of becoming frostbitten, because the water temperature (41 degrees F) is not freezing.