Question

multiple select question
select all that apply
factors that may contribute to heat - related injuries during exercise under hot environmental conditions include:
□ loss of electrolytes
□ increased core temperature
□ increased body weight
□ loss of body fluids

Explanation:

Loss of electrolytes can disrupt the body's normal functions during heat - related stress. Increased core temperature is a direct sign of heat - related issues during hot - environment exercise. Loss of body fluids through sweating can lead to dehydration and heat - related injuries. While increased body weight might have some secondary effects, it is not a primary factor directly contributing to heat - related injuries compared to the others.

Answer:

A. loss of electrolytes
B. increased core temperature
D. loss of body fluids