Heat Exhaustion vs. Heat Stroke: Warning Signs, Prevention & Emergency Response #3293827 (License: Personal Use)

The sun-shaped infographic visually contrasts symptoms of heat exhaustion (e.g., paleness, heavy sweating, dizziness) with those of heat stroke (e.g., extremely high body temperature, red/dry skin, confusion, unconsciousness). It emphasizes that heat-related illness is preventable through hydration, cooling, and avoiding stimulants, while highlighting that heat stroke is a medical emergency requiring immediate action. A prominent red STOP sign urges rapid response when heat stroke is suspected.

Used on public health websites, workplace safety portals, or summer wellness campaigns to educate individuals and organizations about heat-related risks. Matches user intent for quick symptom recognition, first-aid guidance, and preventative measures during hot weather.