👩アメリカ赤十字とグレーター・ニューヨークの地域コミュニケーション・マネージャー(Frederic Klein, regional communications manager for the American Red Cross and Greater New York)であるフレデリック・クライン氏はニューヨークポストの中で、次のような表現で警告を与えていました。
Klein also said it’s critically important to know the signs of heat exhaustion(熱中症) — and when to call an ambulance if it strikes (起こる)someone nearby.
Trouble typically begins with heat cramps,(熱けいれん)which includes muscle pains and spasms (けいれん)in the legs orabdomen(腹部), he said.
Heat exhaustion is the next level, and includes heavy sweating, nausea(吐き気), dizziness(めまい), weakness and exhaustion — as well as cool, moist and pale skin.
These conditions can typically be remedied (改善される)by moving to a cooler spot, drinking water and stretching some, Klein added.
“Keep an eye and call 911 if the person stops drinking water, starts vomiting(吐く) or starts beginning to lose consciousness”, “That’s life-threatening — and that’s when you want to call 911 immediately,” Klein said.
The condition is punctuated by hot, red skin, vomiting and passing out. Victims should be treated by professionals right away.