​The patient becomes overheated with profuse perspiration,usually after some form of vigorous exercise

A) heart attack
B) heatstroke
C) heat exhaustion
D) internal bleeding
E) shock
F) hyperglycemia
G) hypoglycemia

Heat Exhaustion

A condition resulting from exposure to high temperatures, characterized by dehydration, heavy sweating, and fatigue, often progressing to heat stroke if not treated.

Heatstroke

A severe form of hyperthermia resulting from prolonged exposure to high temperatures, causing the body's temperature regulation system to fail.

Profuse Perspiration

The condition of sweating excessively, often unrelated to heat or exercise.