Do You Have Heat Smarts?

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Name:* This field is required.

First Name

Last Name

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Email* This field is required.

example@example.com

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1. Heat-related illnesses may increase when indoor temperatures reach:* This field is required.

22°C

24°C

26°C

30°C

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2. True or False: Most heat-related deaths occurred outdoors.* This field is required.

True

False

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3. Which of the following groups is considered at higher risk during extreme heat events?* This field is required.

Older adults over 60

Pregnant people

Infants and young children

All of the above

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4. Which of the following is a physical environmental risk factor?* This field is required.

Living in a home without air conditioning

Having large south-facing windows

Lack of neighborhood trees

All of the above

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5. True or False: Heavy sweating and dizziness are signs of heat exhaustion.* This field is required.

True

False

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6. Which of the following is a sign of heat stroke?* This field is required.

Confusion

Very hot, red skin

Lack of coordination

All of the above

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7. True or False: Heat stroke is a medical emergency and 911 should be called immediately.* This field is required.

True

False

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8. When using air conditioning during a wildfire smoke event, it should be set to:* This field is required.

Fresh air mode

Circulate mode

Heat mode

Fan-only mode

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9. Leaving the car windows slightly open or "cracked" will keep the inside of the vehicle at a safe temperature.* This field is required.

True

False

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10. Which of the following can help prepare for a heat event?* This field is required.

Staying hydrated

Keeping blinds or curtains closed

Applying wet towels to the skin

All of the above

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