dehydration, overexertion, hypothermia, and hyperthermia.

happens more quickly than it can generate heat when the body loses heat, creating a dangerously low temperature of the body.

• hyperthermia

• overexertion

• dehydration

• hypothermia

• all of the above

You can experience tiredness, pain or become more susceptible to injury.

• overexertion

• hypothermia

• hyperthermia

• dehydration

• first aid

When external factors overwhelm the body's heat-regulation mechanism. what will happened?

• you'll have brocken bones

• loses eyesight

• your temperature will rise up

• your temperature will go down

• you'll have seizure

feeling tired, feeling dizzy or lightheaded and a dry mouth, lips and eyes. what are these?

• hyperthermia

• hypothermia

• overexertion

• dehydration

Increased heat in the atmosphere - heat waves, moisture.

• overexertion

• dehydration

• hyperthermia

• hypothermia

• all of the above

what is the sign of hypothermia? give atleast 3 examples.

if you are dehydrated, what will you do?

give facts about hyperthermia

give one cause of a hypothermia

Give five examples of the sign or symptoms of overexertion.