Randy has been exercising in the heat and complaining that he is not feeling well.His skin is cool,moist,and pale.He is also complaining about a headache,nausea,and dizziness.You also notice he is sweating heavily.Which heat-related problem is Randy most likely experiencing?

A) heat cramps
B) heat exhaustion
C) heat stroke
D) hypothermia

The symptoms Randy is experiencing, such as headache, nausea, dizziness, and excessive sweating, suggest he is suffering from heat exhaustion. This is a milder form of heat illness caused by dehydration and electrolyte imbalances from sweating. Randy's cool, moist, and pale skin also indicates that he is sweating profusely and losing his ability to regulate his body temperature. Prompt first aid measures, such as moving to a cooler place, drinking fluids, and removing excess clothing, can help alleviate his symptoms and prevent it from worsening into a life-threatening condition like heat stroke.