The U.S. Army Public Center (USAPHC) prepared this heat illness pocket guide, primarily for Soldiers and leaders. It summarizes key information on heat-associated hazards, individual risk factors, heat illness controls, warning signs and symptoms, mental status assessment, and exercise-associated hyponatremia, plus a table of work/rest times and fluid replacement. The full document (PDF format) is available at
Heat Illness Pocket Prevention Guide
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