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A.VENN DIAGRAM:Using a graphic organizer,you have to compare and contrast different terms on this activity.Take note only the most essential information.(10points each)

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Dehydration

When you are dehydrated, your body loses more fluids than you are consuming. If left untreated, it may worsen and develop into a significant issue.

  • urinating infrequently—less than 4 times per day.
  • dry lips, eyes, and mouth.
  • hunger loss but possibly a thirst for sugar.

Dehydration and Overexertion

  • feeling nauseous
  • about to faint or fainting
  • thirsty
  • the feeling of throwing up
  • breathless
  • motion sickness

Overexertion

Overworking or exerting oneself beyond one's physical limits is referred to as overexertion. Overexertion might result in serious physical injury or muscular strain in addition to discomfort. The most common reason for non-fatal illnesses that need missed work is overtraining syndrome.

  • Soreness
  • sweat excessively.
  • have a rapid heartbeat.
  • experiencing tummy ache.

Overexertion and Hypothermia

  • speech difficulties
  • poor coordination
  • Generally slight cramping occur
  • Tiredness

Hypothermia

A dangerously low body temperature results from your body losing heat more quickly than it can produce it, which is a medical emergency known as hypothermia.

  • Shivering.
  • Confusion.
  • memory decline
  • Drowsiness.

Hypothermia and Hyperthermia

  • Fatigue
  • May cause stroke
  • Slurry speech
  • Not clear vision
  • Loss of consciousness
  • Headache.

Hyperthermia

An unusually high body temperature is known as hyperthermia.

rapid heartbeat or breathing.

  • Low blood pressure.
  • Cramping or aching muscles.
  • Heat fatigue

Hyperthermia and Dehydration

  • Rosy or flushed skin.
  • muscular discomfort, spasms, and cramps.
  • distorted vision
  • Thirst

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