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What is a common response for managing heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke?

ADiscussing with teammates how it happened
BResting in a cool area while recovery begins
CMoving more slowly to battle the dizziness
DFanning yourself before telling a coach about the issue

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Your answer isĀ B. Resting in a cool area while recovery begins.

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The correct answer is B.

If you are experiencing heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke the best and most common response would be to rest in a cool area while recovery begins. You need to find a way to reduce your body heat in those situations as if you continue to overheat you may start to experience vomiting and pass out.