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Which condition is characterized by hot, dry skin, labored and rapid breathing, a rapid pulse, nausea, blurred vision, irrational behavior, and, often, coma?
 a. heat exhaustion
  b. dehydration
 c. heat stroke
 d. hyponatremia
 e. iron deficiency

Question 2

Which substrate(s) is/are primarily used to fuel exercise at 70 VO2 max or higher?
 a. glucose
 b. fatty acids
 c. creatine phosphate
 d. glucose and fatty acids
 e. fatty acids and creatine phosphate



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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