Health: Unit 4, Assignment 19

______ are often the initial sign of a heat-related emergency. Chills Blisters Heat cramps

Heat cramps

Select all that apply. The initial signs of hypothermia might include: Bleeding Discoloration Shivering Confusion Numbness Slow pulse Apathy Loss of coordination

Shivering Confusion Numbness Slow pulse Apathy Loss of coordination

Select all that apply. Signs of moderate to severe frostbite include: White or grayish skin Blisters Fainting Numbness Bleeding

White or grayish skin Blisters Numbness

Heat stroke can lead to ______ damage or even death.

brain

Extended exposure to extreme temperatures can be _____. Pleasant Helpful Dangerous

dangerous

Covering the victim with a blanket and putting on warm dry clothes will help a victim of hypothermia to warm up _______.

gradually

The signs of _______ might include pale, moist skin, heavy sweating, and dizziness.

heat exhaustion

The signs of _______ include hot, flushed skin and diminished sweating.

heat stroke

If someone is suffering from frostbite, submerge the affected area in _______ water until unfrozen; do not rub the area.

warm