Heat Exhaustion Symptoms, Causes & Management Guide #308414 (License: Personal Use)

This educational illustration depicts a person experiencing heat exhaustion while mowing under extreme sun exposure, with labeled symptoms such as headache, fatigue, weakness, skin moisture, orthostatic drop in blood pressure, elevated pulse, and confusion. It also identifies primary causes-including reduced fluid intake, increased heat exposure, and physical activity-and notes critical body temperature thresholds (≤38.8°C or 102°F). Management recommendations include salt and water replacement and rest.

Used in health education materials, nursing training resources, workplace safety guides, and public health campaigns to teach recognition and response to early-stage heat-related illness; targets users seeking prevention and first-aid knowledge for outdoor laborers, athletes, or elderly populations.