D. remaining well -hydrated while exercising is best, when you perspire from exercise you have to replace fluids or you will de-hydrate which is not safe.
I'm not entirely sure but I think this is true (?) because rescue breathing should only be used if any of the following happened to the victim: drowning, drug overdose, collapse due to breathing problems, an unresponsiveness in infants or children, an unconsciousness adult that isn't breathing normally, and if they are having prolonged cardiac arrest.
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<span>pressure , heat and erosion
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Injury to themselves and others, and the risk of becoming overheated quicker than someone who is not special needs.
