Heat cramps that develop during vigorous physical activity in hot temperatures are due to
A) a fluid and electrolyte imbalance.
B) blood flow being diverted away from the muscles to the heart.
C) an internal body temperature exceeding 105°F.
D) an elevation in blood pressure.

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Heat cramps during physical activity in hot temperatures are typically due to an imbalance in fluid and electrolytes, with excessive sweating leading to the loss of important electrolytes like sodium and potassium.

Heat Cramps That Develop During Vigorous Physical Activity in Hot