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C05ING

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01. What is meant by sunstroke? How can I manage it?

A. Sunstroke is a condition caused by prolonged stay in hot and humid indoor environments. No specific actions are required. It resolves on its own.

B. Sunstroke occurs as soon as you are outdoors on a sunny day. It is sufficient to protect yourself with appropriate sunscreen.

C. Sunstroke is caused by prolonged exposure to sunlight, especially on the head, and can lead to brain distress. The casualty should be laid down in the shade, monitored, freed from tight clothing, and cooled with fresh water (without ice).

02. What are the symptoms of sunstroke?

A. Headache, nausea, chest and abdominal pain, breathing difficulties, and elevated body temperature.

B. Back pain, pain in the left arm, nausea, vomiting, and dizziness.

C. Headache, dizziness, flushed face, nausea, mental confusion, and agitation.

03. What is meant by heatstroke? How can I manage it?

A. Heatstroke is a situation identical to sunstroke. They are synonymous. It is managed in the same way as sunstroke.

B. Heatstroke is a condition that always occurs when wearing PPE that makes us sweat. Continue performing your activity without wearing PPE.

C. Heatstroke is caused by prolonged exposure to high temperatures with high humidity and poor ventilation. The casualty should be laid down in a cool, ventilated place, monitored, freed from tight clothing, and cooled with fresh water (without ice).

04. What are the symptoms of heatstroke?

A. Back pain, pain in the left arm, nausea, vomiting, and dizziness.

B. Excessive increase in body temperature, hot and dry skin, nausea, difficulty breathing, mental confusion, and rapid heartbeat.

C. Headache, nausea, chest and abdominal pain, difficulty breathing, and elevated body temperature.

05. What are the differences between frostbite and hypothermia?

A. None, they are synonyms.

B. Frostbite affects body parts exposed to intense cold for a long time, while hypothermia involves the entire body when the core temperature drops below 35°C.

C. Hypothermia affects individual body parts exposed to very low temperatures for a prolonged time. Frostbite affects the entire body exposed to very low temperatures for a prolonged period, and the core body temperature must drop below 35°C.

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