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Age alters the cardiovascular response to direct passive heating
Christopher T. Minson
, Stacey L. Wladkowski
, Anthony F. Cardell
,
James A. Pawelczyk
,
W. Larry Kenney
Kinesiology
Department of Medicine
Penn State Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI)
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Acetylene
20%
Aging Effect
20%
Auscultation
20%
Blood Flow
40%
Blood Pressure
20%
Brachial
20%
Cardiac Output
20%
Cardiovascular Reactivity
100%
Central Venous Pressure
20%
Forearm Blood Flow
20%
Heart Rate
40%
Heart Rate Response
20%
Inotropic
20%
Low Q
20%
Maximum Heart Rate
40%
Mean Skin Temperature
40%
Older Men
100%
Passive Heating
100%
Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter
20%
Rebreathing
20%
Renal Blood Flow
20%
Renal Circulation
20%
Renal Vascular
20%
Skin Blood Flow
40%
Splanchnic Circulation
20%
Stroke Volume
20%
Thermal Tolerance
80%
Total Blood
20%
Venous Occlusion Plethysmography
20%
Water-perfused
20%
Young Men
60%
Medicine and Dentistry
Acetylene
25%
Auscultation
25%
Blood Flow
50%
Blood Pressure
25%
Cardiovascular Response
100%
Central Venous Pressure
25%
Chronotropism
25%
Forearm Blood Flow
25%
Heart Output
25%
Heat Tolerance
100%
Indocyanine Green
25%
Inotropism
25%
Kidney Blood Flow
25%
Kidney Circulation
25%
Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter
25%
Rebreathing
25%
Skin Blood Flow
50%
Skin Temperature
50%
Splanchnic Blood Flow
50%
Stroke Volume
25%
Vein Occlusion Plethysmography
25%
Immunology and Microbiology
4 Aminohippuric Acid Clearance
25%
Chronotropism
25%