Practice question
How does heat stroke differ from heat exhaustion when riding in hot weather?
- Heat stroke is a minor condition that does not require medical attention.
- Heat stroke is a medical emergency characterized by a very high body temperature, confusion, and dry, hot, red skin (lack of sweating).
- Heat exhaustion causes the rider to lose their vision completely.
- 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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