Practice question

How does heat stroke differ from heat exhaustion when riding in hot weather?

  1. Heat stroke is a minor condition that does not require medical attention.
  2. Heat stroke is a medical emergency characterized by a very high body temperature, confusion, and dry, hot, red skin (lack of sweating).
  3. Heat exhaustion causes the rider to lose their vision completely.
  4. Heat stroke only affects older riders.

Answer: B — Heat stroke is a medical emergency characterized by a very high body temperature, confusion, and dry, hot, red skin (lack of sweating).

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