Asked by rebkekah
What is the primary cause of hyperthermia?
Loss of fluids and electrolytes
Being outdoors
Overexposure to heat
Being indoors
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Overexposure to heat.
Explanation: hyperthermia is primarily caused when external heat load overwhelms the body's ability to dissipate heat. Dehydration or electrolyte loss can worsen heat-related illness but are not the primary cause.
Explanation: hyperthermia is primarily caused when external heat load overwhelms the body's ability to dissipate heat. Dehydration or electrolyte loss can worsen heat-related illness but are not the primary cause.
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