Do you know the difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke?

[Daniela1982]

In these hot days where the temperatures can hit 110 degrees or higher, heat stroke and exhaustion can be life-threatening. If you found a person suffering from one or the other, do you know what to do to help them?

[NathanDavis]

this is a very very good chart, and yes...

because of sports in Texas... which are usually approved to go even with temps around the 100F... we've always been aware of those

personally, I've had heat exhaustions a few times, lol... but never a heat stroke, and would not want to come down with one of those either

[Massageman]

Yes. Had to learn it in CPR class for massage business, also relearned it when I took our town's Citizen's Police Academy Training, and re-relearned it when I had to teach it to college students a few years back when I was teaching.

[dustybiker2]

We had a small wildfire yesterday. Paper said it was already 118°f outside. Add climbing trails with gear and police scanner started asking for ambulances. I think 5 went to the hospital.

[electromagnetic]

I learned about it in my cpr course couple weeks back but this poster is a good reminder. Thank you!

[exitseven]

I sort of knew this but thanks to the reminder.

[DarkLegacy]

Had lots of things about this last week in the UK during the first heatwave of the season. I know all about it and i know how to avoid it.

[DishLady]

Good to know!

[AviatorTom]

Thanks for the PSA

[Pterodon]

Yes I do