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The wildlife rescue group Wildlife Information, Rescue and Education Service has a tip sheet for how to identify heat exhaustion in various species of animals.
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No one mentioned hantavirus as part of that instruction, Fry said, and when training finally occurred, Spencer was handed a pamphlet on heat exhaustion and another employee was given a pamphlet on hantavirus.
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The 2-year-old was hospitalized with heat exhaustion.
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Athletes and those who work outside have to be especially careful to avoid heat injuries including muscle cramps, heat exhaustion and seizures.
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After being alerted to the horrific scene by a Wal-Mart employee, police and rescuers rushed to the area and began pulling people from the back of the truck, many of them stricken with heat exhaustion and severely dehydrated.
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Protective styles are a great way to switch up your look while keeping your strands from chemical and heat exhaustion — and also for cutting your hair routine by half.
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The children, ages 5, 6 and 7, suffered heat exhaustion after remaining in the car for 45 minutes and had to be taken to the hospital for treatment, police said.
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Nearly 300 runners were treated for blisters or heat exhaustion, while 10 more were taken to local hospitals for heat problems and dehydration.
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First Known Use of heat exhaustion
1861
HEAT EXHAUSTION Defined for English Language Learners
heat exhaustion
Definition of heat exhaustion for English Language Learners
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medical : a condition that happens when someone is too active in extremely hot conditions and that causes a person to sweat and feel very weak, dizzy, etc.
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