نتایج جستجو برای: altitude effects

تعداد نتایج: 1562792  

2017
Kyle Davis

Altitude contributes to a wide variety of physiological changes within the body. Changes that disrupt the amount of oxygen delivered to the cells, altering the acid-base balance, resulting in abnormalities like skip breathing, hypercapnia and hypoxia. All issues that are uncommon breathing ambient air. As more and more adventurous thrillseeking individuals travel to high elevations, it becomes ...

2017
Stacy N. Weisberg Jonathan C. McCall Joseph Tennyson

INTRODUCTION Over-inflation of endotracheal tube (ETT) cuffs has the potential to lead to scarring and stenosis of the trachea.1, 2,3, 4 The air inside an ETT cuff is subject to expansion as atmospheric pressure decreases, as happens with an increase in altitude. Emergency medical services helicopters are not pressurized, thereby providing a good environment for studying the effects of altitude...

2015
Tsering Norboo Tsering Stobdan Norboo Tsering Norboo Angchuk Phunsog Tsering Iqbal Ahmed Tsewang Chorol Vijay Kumar Sharma Prasanna Reddy Shashi Bala Singh Yumi Kimura Ryota Sakamoto Eriko Fukutomi Motonao Ishikawa Kuniaki Suwa Yasuyuki Kosaka Mitsuhiro Nose Takayoshi Yamaguchi Toshihiro Tsukihara Kozo Matsubayashi Kuniaki Otsuka Kiyohito Okumiya

OBJECTIVE Prevalence of hypertension was examined in a widely dispersed (45 110 km(2)) representative group of Ladakhi in Northern India. The influence of hypoxic environment of wide-ranged altitude (2600-4900 m) and lifestyle change on hypertension was studied. METHODS 2800 participants (age 20-94 years) were enrolled. Systolic blood pressure ≥140 mm Hg and/or diastolic blood pressure of ≥90...

Journal: :Journal of Geophysical Research 2006

Journal: :American journal of physical anthropology 1970
A R Frisancho P T Baker

Data on physical growth were obtained for a sample of 1202 Quechua subjects, aged 2 to 35 years from the district of Nuiioa, Puno, located in the southe m highlands (altitude 4000-5500m) of Peru. These data were supplemented by a three-year longitudinal study of 300 subjects, aged 1 to 22 years. The patterns of physical growth of members of the indigenous population of Nufioa are characterized ...

Journal: :The Clinical Respiratory Journal 2020

Journal: :International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management 2019

Journal: :European heart journal 2013
Gianfranco Parati Miriam Revera Andrea Giuliano Andrea Faini Grzegorz Bilo Francesca Gregorini Elisabetta Lisi Sabrina Salerno Carolina Lombardi Carlos G Ramos Becerra Giuseppe Mancia Paolo Salvi

AIMS We assessed the haemodynamic changes induced by exposure to high altitude hypoxia and the effects on them of acetazolamide, a drug prescribed to prevent and treat mountain sickness. METHODS AND RESULTS In 42 subjects (21 males, age 36.8 ± 8.9 years) randomized to double blind acetazolamide 250 mg b.i.d. or placebo, pulse wave velocity and pulse wave parameters were assessed (PulsePen) at...

2013
Robert J Aughey Kristal Hammond Matthew C Varley Walter F Schmidt Pitre C Bourdon Martin Buchheit Ben Simpson Laura A Garvican-Lewis Marlen Kley Rudy Soria Charli Sargent Gregory D Roach Jesus C Jimenez Claros Nadine Wachsmuth Christopher J Gore

OBJECTIVES We investigated the effect of high altitude on the match activity profile of elite youth high altitude and sea level residents. METHODS Twenty Sea Level (Australian) and 19 Altitude-resident (Bolivian) soccer players played five games, two near sea level (430 m) and three in La Paz (3600 m). Match activity profile was quantified via global positioning system with the peak 5 min per...

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