At 1:00PM Jenna and Klaus are playing basketball with a group of friends outside their Miami apartment in July. Within a few minutes Klaus begins to complain of abdominal pain and he is sweating profusely. Jenna suspects he has heat cramps. Klaus should: Agree to play for only 15 more minutes Lower the basket so he won't have to jump so high to dunk Make a rule of no fast breaks and keep playing Stop exercising and sit in a cool place

Stop exercising and sit in a cool place.

Explanation:

Heat cramps happen when a person is active during hot weather, like Klaus, who is playing basketball at noon during the summer. As this is a symptom of heat-related illness, what he should do is stop exercising, stretch his abdomen, go to a cooler place such as under the shade of a tree or inside, and drink water. The body has lost its balance due to the extreme heat and intense activity. To help it, we have to do the mentioned steps. Otherwise, the symptoms will worsen, and he could suffer from a heat stroke.

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