To effectively treat a person suffering from heat exhaustion, you should __________.
• Signs and causes of heat exhaustion vs. heat stroke • Proper cooling methods for mild to moderate heat illness • Importance of replacing fluids and electrolytes safely
• Think about what the body is missing during heat exhaustion and how you can safely replace it. • Which choice could make the situation worse by cooling the body too fast or focusing on the wrong problem? • Which option directly helps circulation and hydration rather than just measuring or treating breathing?
• Verify the typical first-aid steps for someone who is hot, sweaty, weak, and dizzy. • Check which options are active treatments versus only diagnostic actions (just gathering information). • Confirm that the method chosen helps cool the body gradually and restore fluids and salts rather than shocking the system.
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