Which of the following is a prevention measure for heat-related emergencies?

• Drinking plenty of water

• Wearing heavy clothing in the sun

• Ignoring signs of heat exhaustion

• Exercising during the hottest part of the day

The first aid treatment for heat-related emergencies is:

• Move the person to a cool place, give water, and apply cool cloths.

• Wrap the person in warm blankets and give hot drinks.

• Encourage the person to exercise to cool down.

• Ignore the symptoms and wait for them to pass.

Fill in the blank: South Georgia's climate poses serious risks for ________ activities.

• outdoor

• indoor

• financial

• culinary

Which of the following is a unique challenge faced by marching band students?

• Lack of instruments

• Uniforms, physical exertion, and prolonged sun exposure

• Not enough practice time

• Indoor performances only

Fill in the blank: Lots of _______ is a symptom of heat cramps.

• sweating

• shivering

• coughing

• sneezing

Fill in the blank: A person with heat exhaustion may feel extremely ________.

• thirsty

• cold

• energetic

• hungry

Hot dry skin with no sweating is a symptom of heat stroke.

• True

• False

Which drink is recommended for someone with heat cramps?

• Gatorade/Powerade (water and electrolytes)

• Hot chocolate

• Black coffee

• Soda

For heat exhaustion, what should you do with extra clothes?

• Remove extra clothes

• Add more clothes

• Ignore the clothes

• Cover with a blanket

If someone is experiencing heat stroke, why should you call supervisors?

• Need to get to hospital for special care

• To give them water immediately

• Because supervisors can treat heat stroke on site

• To let them rest in the sun