Chapter 24 and 26 Terminology

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written document that organizes action that people should take if an emergency arises.
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outbreak of an infectious disease that spreads across a wide geographic area, such as multiple countries or continents, and affects a large number of peopl
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All the people who might work with and care for an athlete at one point or another during their participation in athletics.
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The determination of the order in which to send injured patients to the hospital; the most seriously hurt go first.
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transfer of heat between two objects in contact with one another
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transfer of heat from the movement of a medium
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process that cools the body by turning sweat (liquid) into a gas
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involuntary muscle contractions caused by dehydration and a loss of sodium from profuse sweating
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caused by prolonged exercise in a hot, humid environment to the point of severe dehydration. Symptoms of heat exhaustion include fatigue, dizziness, nausea, headache, muscle cramps, shortness of breath, and distorted vision
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measure of the temperature the body feels when air temperature and relative humidity are combined
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brief period of fainting and dizziness that occurs during exposure to high temperatures, especially when athletes must stand for a long time or immediately following activity in the heat
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dangerous condition where the body can no longer control its temperature. Signs of heatstroke are little or no sweating; hot, dry skin; a core body temperature higher than 104 °F (40 °C); low blood pressure; rapid, weak pulse; rapid breathing rate; dilat
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exceptional rise in body temperature
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dangerously low blood sodium level that causes intracellular swelling and many signs and symptoms include vomiting, disorientation, headache, lethargy, seizures, and swelling of hands and feet
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exceptional decrease in body temperature
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Bacterial infection spread by ticks, characterized by a fever, headache, chills, tiredness, and a rash that looks like a target
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measure of the temperature the body feels when air temperature and wind speed are combined