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Heat-related illness: recognise danger and make cooling reachable

Heat-related illness · Food, normal function and supported decisions

A person beside the sun and a heat-wave symbol introduces environmental heat. It does not show a temperature threshold or distinguish heat exhaustion from heat stroke.
Original explanatory schematic; not diagnostic imageryA person beside the sun and a heat-wave symbol introduces environmental heat. It does not show a temperature threshold or distinguish heat exhaustion from heat stroke.Illustration context: cdc.gov ↗
  1. Heat exposure
  2. Body response
  3. Prompt action

Heat-related illness includes several conditions, not one stage of ordinary discomfort. Heatstroke is an emergency; heat exhaustion also needs prompt attention. The body’s ability to release heat depends on conditions around it as well as activity and health. A cooling plan is part of care, not a test of toughness. [HEAT-NIOSH] [HEAT-CDC]

Sources and review scope

These source notes explain the evidence consulted and its limits. Educational information does not replace individual medical care.

HEAT-CDC
About Heat and Your Health

Stay cool; stay hydrated; symptoms; Heat Action Plan · Targeted text read; no whole evidence-base appraisal or independent clinical review.

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HEAT-NIOSH
Heat-related Illnesses

Heatstroke; heat exhaustion; first aid; rhabdomyolysis · Targeted text read; no whole evidence-base appraisal or independent clinical review.

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HEAT-MEDS
Heat and Medications – Guidance for Clinicians

What Clinicians Can Do: medication review, individualized fluid restrictions, documented hot-day plan · Targeted text read; clinical review incomplete

Read date distinct from page date; no medication or fluid adjustment prescribed here.

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