What is the primary cause of heat stroke during firefighting operations?

What is the primary cause of heat stroke

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AInadequate water intake over several days
BSudden loss of consciousness
CProlonged exposure to high temperatures and physical exertion
DLow blood sugar levels

✓ Correct answer: C. Prolonged exposure to high temperatures and physical exertion Answer: Prolonged exposure to high temperatures and physical exertion Heat stroke is primarily caused by prolonged exposure to high temperatures while performing physically demanding tasks, such as firefighting, which leads to the body's inability to regulate its temperature effectively.

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