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- : Skin irritation that results from heavy sweating or friction
- : Brief muscle pains or spasms in the abdomen, arms and/or legs caused by fluid loss after vigorous exercise
- : Dizziness, nausea, heavy breathing, profuse sweating and headache that can lead to heatstroke
- : The body's temperature regulation system ceases working, which can cause severely elevated body temperature, seizures, dementia and brain damage
- Heatstroke can be life-threatening
- Seniors, children and overweight people are more at risk
- Limit prolonged exposure to direct sunlight
- Drink plenty of fluids
- Avoid strenuous activity
- Wear lightweight and light-colored clothing
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Heat Illness refers to a variety of afflictions, ranging from minor to severe, that can result from being out in the hot sun for too long without the proper protection.
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Heat Illness Discussion and Blogs
- Labor and Employment Law Blog: Cal/OSHA Adopts New Heat Illness Regulations
- Beginner TriAthlete: Heat Illness
- MedHelp: Heart Forum: Heat Exhaustion and Arrythmia
- Southern Maryland Online: Heat Stroke Forum
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very pleased to see that the online version of the CDC Heat Related Illness Course has used correct terminology. http://ow.ly/M4gT
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very pleased to see that the online version of the CDC Heat Related Illness Course has used correct terminology. http://ow.ly/M4gS
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very pleased to see that the online version of the CDC Heat Related Illness Course has used correct terminology. http://ow.ly/M4gF
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Just reviewed a Heat Related Illness Course for the CDC and was disappointed to see "trainer" used throughout rather than athletic trainer
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Just reviewed a Heat Related Illness Course for the CDC and was disappointed to see "trainer" used throughout rather than athletic trainer
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