Heat Exhaustion vs. Heat Stroke: Key Symptoms and Differences #3529048 (License: Personal Use)

This side-by-side infographic highlights distinguishing symptoms: heat exhaustion includes dizziness, excessive sweating, rapid weak pulse, nausea, cool/pale skin, and cramps; heat stroke features throbbing headache, absence of sweating, rapid strong pulse, vomiting, red/hot/dry skin, and potential loss of consciousness. The central figure visually contrasts physiological states-orange for early-stage exhaustion, red for dangerous heat stroke-with icons indicating thermoregulatory failure and cardiac stress.

Used on health, first-aid, or summer safety webpages to educate readers on recognizing heat-related illness progression; supports user intent to quickly differentiate conditions for timely intervention.