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The index used to assess the environmental heat stress.
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The temperature reflecting the ability of the body to cool via sweat.
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The temperature that represents radiant heat from the sun.
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A condition caused by prolonged exposure to excessive heat.
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The NATA guideline document that covers heat illness prevention.
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A risk level associated with WBGT values between 82°F and 86.9°F.
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The body process responsible for cooling through sweat evaporation.
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A protective action to prevent heat-related illnesses.
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The heat stress level that can lead to heat stroke.
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component measured by a thermometer in the shade.
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a body cooling process that involves moisture on the skin.
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The term for the body's reaction to excessive heat.
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The highest risk level for heat illness occurs when WBGT exceeds this.
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The NATA statement on exertional heat illness.
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A temperature value indicating the risk of heat illness.
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a strategy to help athletes recover in hot conditions.
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an action needed when WBGT reaches Extreme Risk.
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a recommended strategy to avoid heat illness.
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this term is associated with heat from the sun.
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the key recommendation when WBGT is moderate.
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the index used to track the risk of exertional heat illness.
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the most important component when calculating WBGT.
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the risk level is associated with WBGT values between 87°F and 89.9°F.
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the body response to excessive heat due to dehydration.
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the term used for protective equipment in high WBGT levels.
