It's Saturday, and Jessica is helping her dad fix the roof. They need to lay new shingles on one entire side, and they've been u
nder the sun on black tar paper for 5 hours. It's a toasty 92 degrees outside, but the humidity isn't that bad—only about 40%. Jessica has been drinking lots of water and is wearing light colored, sweat-wicking clothing, but she sits down suddenly feeling like she's going to throw up. Her heart is racing. Her skin is warm and dry with no more sweat. Her dad feels her forehead, and she's burning up. What heat-related illness does Jessica have? How should she treat it?
today we're gonna talk about the resources in my community, mental health and social health problems
in my community, our assembly manager is really good when it comes to our needs,he makes sure the community doesn't lack anything important to us
those people who are mentally ill are sent to the hospital for treatment and they really enjoy being at the hospital because of the environment around them.
