Heat Exhaustion vs Heat Stroke: Key Symptoms and Differences #3046031 (License: Personal Use)

The image is a clinical illustration dividing a human face vertically to contrast the physiological signs of heat exhaustion on the left (moist/clammy skin, dilated pupils, normal or subnormal temperature) with those of heat stroke on the right (dry hot skin, constricted pupils, very high body temperature). Each symptom is clearly labeled with numbered annotations for quick reference in emergency or educational settings. The diagram serves as a rapid visual guide for first responders, clinicians, and public health educators.

This image is commonly used in medical training materials, emergency response guides, occupational safety handbooks, and public health campaigns about heat-related illness. It supports user intent to quickly recognize and differentiate life-threatening heat conditions for prompt action.