03 — Pillar · Survival
Heat exhaustion heatstroke field treatment.
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To treat heat exhaustion, apply cooling techniques such as wetting the skin, removing excess clothing, and using cooling packs. Move the person to a shaded area
Heatstroke can be treated in the field, but prompt action is crucial to prevent long-term damage. Cooling the body temperature and replenishing fluids are essen
To treat heatstroke in remote areas, cool the patient rapidly using wet towels or cloths, and provide shade or a cooling shelter. Administer oral fluids if the
Heat exhaustion is different from heatstroke in that it is a less severe condition where the body is still able to cool itself through sweating, but the body is
Signs of heat-related illness to watch for include heavy sweating, pale or flushed skin, headache, nausea or vomiting, dizziness or fainting, and rapid pulse.
