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"Fortunately, heat stroke, also referred to as \u201Chyperthermia,\u201D is usually fairly easy to diagnose.  Most dogs suffering from this condition will be taken to a veterinarian with a recent history of excessive panting, lethargy, weakness and/or collapse.  The veterinarian will quickly take the dog\u2019s rectal temperature, which in the case of heat stroke will be markedly elevated.  This, together with the ambient outdoor temperature and the owner\u2019s account of the dog\u2019s recent activities, usually will be enough to make a definitive diagnosis of heat stroke.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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