After spending several hours outdoors, your skin is dry, hot, and flushed. your pupils are dilated. you have a rapid, weak pulse. your breathing is shallow. these are symptoms of:

These are all symptoms of a heat stroke.

Explanation:

A rapid weak pulse, shallow breathing, dry/hot skin, and being flushed are all symptoms. A person that is showing these symptoms and still can walk and aren't exhibiting signs of confusion can go inside their home and take a cool shower. Ice packs need to be used on the groin, back of the neck, and armpit will help a person cool down. The person will need to drink lots of fluids and elevate their legs to get the blood to flow again. If the person doesn't cool down or has more symptoms, 911 should be called immediately.

answer apply a dressing and apply pressure,then get to the hospital;

i would definitly say b : )