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Heat Illness Emergency Infographic
Heat Illness Emergency Infographic
A downloadable infographic that addresses the causes and symptoms of heat illness.
Sun burn, dehydration and dizziness may not sound serious, but they can have deeply harmful, lasting effects on our bodies. Download our infographic to enjoy the summer sun safely.
Heat illness or sickness can range in severity from mild heat rash to potentially fatal heatstroke. It is important that you can identify the different symptoms and start the recommended treatments as soon as possible, so that the patient can begin recovering while emergency services are on their way. While South Africa is blessed with many sunny days, we must be careful of the sun's rays.
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This infographic has been designed to assist you if you find yourself in an emergency. The information contained within this design has been compiled by ER24. If you are in an emergency, calling for professional help is always advised.
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