Heat exhaustion

Heat exhaustion (heatexhaustion) When working in a high temperature environment, blood circulation failure occurs. Symptoms such as decreased blood pressure, increased pulse breathing, sweating, cold skin, decreased plasma and intercellular fluid volume, dizziness, and collapse. At this time, the body temperature is normal. Physical work or long-distance running in hot weather may cause heat exhaustion and severe heat stroke.

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