Summer Burn Safety
Heat Stroke Symptoms
§Symptoms 
–Headache
–Flushed, dry face
–Skin abnormally hot to touch
–Cramping in the legs
–Abnormally high body temperature
–Increased heart rate
–Loss of consciousness (in extreme cases)
§Treatment:  Call 9-1-1
      The onset heat stroke is sudden.
As with heat exhaustion, the victim of a heat stroke likely has a headache, but their other symptoms are quite different.
Their face is dry and flushed.
Their skin is extremely hot to the touch, rather than cool and clammy as in heat exhaustion.
They may experience sudden severe cramping in the legs.
A heat stroke victim will have a high temperature and an elevated heart rate, and may even lose consciousness.
Heat stroke is a medical emergency. Call 9-1-1 right away.
(Bridge)   Now let’s move on from the hot beach, playing field or outdoor job site to the scene of outdoor cooking.  What is the single most important precaution when cooking outdoors?