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Quantifying the impact of heat on human physical work capacity; part IV: interactions between work duration and heat stress severityNARA Subscribed
High workplace temperatures negatively impact physical work capacity (PWC). Although PWC loss models with heat based on 1-h exposures are available, it is unclear if further adjustments are required to accommodate repeated work/rest cycles over the course of a full work shift. Therefore, we examined the impact of heat stress exposure on human PWC during a simulated work shift consisting of six 1-h work-rest cycles. Nine health...
Independent and combined impact of hypoxia and acute inorganic nitrate ingestion on thermoregulatory responses to the coldNARA Subscribed
Purpose This study assessed the impact of normobaric hypoxia and acute nitrate ingestion on shivering thermogenesis, cutaneous vascular control, and thermometrics in response to cold stress. Method Eleven male volunteers underwent passive cooling at 10 °C air temperature across four conditions: (1) normoxia with placebo ingestion, (2) hypoxia (0.130 F i O 2 ) with placebo ingestion, (3) normoxia with 13 mmol nitrate ingestion,...
Purpose Given the pressing impact of global warming and its detrimental effect on the health of older populations, understanding age-related changes in thermoregulatory function is essential. Age differences in regional sweat distribution have been observed previously, but given the typically small measurement areas assessed, the development of whole body sweat maps for older individuals is required. Therefore, this study inve...
Reliability and validity of methods in the assessment of cold-induced shivering thermogenesisNARA Subscribed
Purpose To compare two analytical methods for the estimation of the shivering onset inflection point, segmental regression and visual inspection of data, and to assess the test–retest reliability and validity of four metrics of shivering measurement; oxygen uptake (V̇O 2 ), electromyography (EMG), mechanomyography (MMG) and bedside shivering assessment scale (BSAS). Methods Ten volunteers attended three identical experimental...
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