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Froggy Jumps Heat StressVersión en línea Heat Stress Illness-Heat Stroke, Heat Exhaustion, Heat Cramps, and Heat Rash por Johanna 1 Confusion, fainting, seizures, excessive sweating or red, hot, dry skin, and very high body temperature are symptoms of: a Heat Stroke b Heat Exhaustion c Heat Cramps 2 Clusters of red bumps on the skin often appearing on the neck, upper chest, and folds of skin is a symptom of: a Heat Rash b Heat Cramps c Heat Exhaustion 3 Muscle spasms and pain usually in abdomen, arms, or legs are symptoms of what: a Heat Cramps b Heat Exhaustion c Heat Stroke 4 Cool, moist skin, heavy sweating, headache, nausea or vomiting, dizziness, lightheadedness, weakness, thirst, irritability, and fast heartbeat are symptoms of what: a Heat Exhaustion b Heat Stroke c Heat Stress 5 Which two heat stress illnesses require you to call 911 immediately? a Heat Stroke and Heat Exhaustion b Heat Stroke and Heat Stress c Heat Stroke and Heat Cramps 6 You should not rely on your thirst to tell you when to drink water. How frequently should you drink water when working in a hot environment? a 15 to 20 minutes b 20 to 30 minutes c 10 to 15 minutes 7 Never give an unconscious person water. If a person loses consciousness, take immediate action to cool the person and call 911. What heat illness is the person experiencing? a Heat Stroke b Heat Exhaustion c Heat Stress 8 Body fat, fitness, RX meds, heat sensitivity, chronic health conditions, nutrition, hydration, and sleep are several factors that may affect your heat tolerance. What are some other factors? a Age, stress, caffeine, alcohol, and nicotine intake b Age and heavy clothes c Caffeine, alcohol, and nicotine intake

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Heat Stress Illness-Heat Stroke, Heat Exhaustion, Heat Cramps, and Heat Rash

por Johanna

Confusion, fainting, seizures, excessive sweating or red, hot, dry skin, and very high body temperature are symptoms of:

Heat Stroke

Heat Exhaustion

Heat Cramps

Clusters of red bumps on the skin often appearing on the neck, upper chest, and folds of skin is a symptom of:

Heat Rash

Heat Cramps

Heat Exhaustion

Muscle spasms and pain usually in abdomen, arms, or legs are symptoms of what:

Heat Cramps

Heat Exhaustion

Heat Stroke

Cool, moist skin, heavy sweating, headache, nausea or vomiting, dizziness, lightheadedness, weakness, thirst, irritability, and fast heartbeat are symptoms of what:

Heat Exhaustion

Heat Stroke

Heat Stress

Which two heat stress illnesses require you to call 911 immediately?

Heat Stroke and Heat Exhaustion

Heat Stroke and Heat Stress

Heat Stroke and Heat Cramps

You should not rely on your thirst to tell you when to drink water. How frequently should you drink water when working in a hot environment?

15 to 20 minutes

20 to 30 minutes

10 to 15 minutes

Never give an unconscious person water. If a person loses consciousness, take immediate action to cool the person and call 911. What heat illness is the person experiencing?

Heat Stroke

Heat Exhaustion

Heat Stress

Body fat, fitness, RX meds, heat sensitivity, chronic health conditions, nutrition, hydration, and sleep are several factors that may affect your heat tolerance. What are some other factors?

Age, stress, caffeine, alcohol, and nicotine intake

Age and heavy clothes

Caffeine, alcohol, and nicotine intake

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Heat StressVersión en línea

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Confusion, fainting, seizures, excessive sweating or red, hot, dry skin, and very high body temperature are symptoms of:

Clusters of red bumps on the skin often appearing on the neck, upper chest, and folds of skin is a symptom of:

Muscle spasms and pain usually in abdomen, arms, or legs are symptoms of what:

Cool, moist skin, heavy sweating, headache, nausea or vomiting, dizziness, lightheadedness, weakness, thirst, irritability, and fast heartbeat are symptoms of what:

Which two heat stress illnesses require you to call 911 immediately?

You should not rely on your thirst to tell you when to drink water. How frequently should you drink water when working in a hot environment?

Never give an unconscious person water. If a person loses consciousness, take immediate action to cool the person and call 911. What heat illness is the person experiencing?

Body fat, fitness, RX meds, heat sensitivity, chronic health conditions, nutrition, hydration, and sleep are several factors that may affect your heat tolerance. What are some other factors?

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