1. Heat Stress is when the body is exposed to a hot environment, the main source of cooling is sweat. However, in very high temperatures sweat does not evaporate quickly enough and therefore has very little cooling effect. As body heat increases, the ability to sustain the work activity diminishes and fatigue sets in: True
False
2. Who is at risk?

Elders
Babies
People with medical conditions
Everyone

3. Heat rashes, heat cramps, heat exhaustion, heat syncope (fainting), heat stroke, headaches, dizziness, hyperpyrexia sunburn, and excessive sweating are heat stress related symptoms:

True
False
4. Staying outside in the sun increasing activity and drinking hot tea are methods that can be used to cool down to minimize heat stress:

True
False
5. What should you do in the event that a co-worker is suffering from heat exhaustion?

Notify Supervisor and get medical aid immediately
Move person to shaded area
Loosen and remove excess clothing
Provide cool drinking water and fan or spray with cool water
All of the Above

6. Sharp pains in the muscles caused by a salt imbalance are symptoms of:

Dizziness
Heat Cramps
Heat Stroke
Heat Exhaustion