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Dizziness and dry mouth
thirst and drymouth
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Dizziness and dry mouth.As you discuss heat emergencies with one of your Airmen, you ask him the following question: "Dehydration and heat exhaustion share which of the following signs/symptoms?" Dizziness and dry mouthDizziness and dry mouth
It can happen at any age. The most significant contributing factor is dehydration.
you need to drink more water and eat healthier. especially at high elevations like the mountains.
Heat exhaustion, redness of skin, not prespiring dizziness sleepiness,headache,light headed. Dehydration dry mouth, excessive & unquenchable thirst. Always remember to drink plenty of fluids & seek shelter on extremely hot days.***Heat exhaustion can also cause weakness, nausea, vomiting and muscle cramps.***Dehydration can also causeIncreased heart rateIncreased respirationDecreased sweatingDecreased urination and/or dark urineIncreased body temperatureExtreme fatigueMuscle crampsHeadachesNauseaTingling of the limbs
Bleeding and heat exhaustion are not related.
Players require more fluids (often with electrolytes, such as sodium and potassium added) in order to minimize the risk of dehydration. Dehydration can lead to leg cramps, and even dizziness and heat exhaustion, among other things - and even heat stroke, in extreme cases.
Prolonged exposure to high humid temperatures, loss of fluids/ dehydration without being replenished causes the body to go into shock.
No. You would die of heat exhaustion (dont tell me I spelled it wrong if i did). Also you would die of dehydration.
Heat exhaustion