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Heat stress and age: Skin blood flow and body temperature
W. Larry Kenney
, George Havenith
Kinesiology
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Skin Blood Flow
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Heat Stress
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Body Temperature
100%
Flow Temperature
100%
Heat Tolerance
40%
Core Temperature
40%
Thermal Tolerance
40%
Age-related
20%
Older Subjects
20%
Young Subjects
20%
Heat Transfer
20%
Body Composition
20%
Age-related Differences
20%
Health Status
20%
Regression Analysis
20%
Size Composition
20%
Response Variable
20%
Thermal Gradient
20%
Functional Capacity
20%
Older Individuals
20%
During Exercise
20%
Increasing Age
20%
Effective Temperature
20%
Physiological Health
20%
Chronological Age
20%
Thermoregulation
20%
Heat Storage
20%
Criterion Measures
20%
VO2max
20%
Thermoregulatory Responses
20%
Same-gender
20%
Coefficient of Variation
20%
Body Core Temperature
20%
Hydration Level
20%
Large Core
20%
Gender Composition
20%
Immunology and Microbiology
Heat Stress
100%
Skin Blood Flow
100%
Body Temperature
100%
Heat Tolerance
80%
Core Temperature
60%
Acclimatization
20%
Health Status
20%
Age
20%
Body Composition
20%
Functional Status
20%
Sex Ratio
20%
Thermoregulation
20%
Engineering
Fits and Tolerances
100%
Heat Stress
100%
Core Temperature
50%
Age Level
25%
Coefficient of Variation
25%
Core Body Temperature
25%
Temperature Heat
25%
Sectional Study
25%
Increasing Age
25%
Phase Composition
25%
Thermal Gradient
25%
Nursing and Health Professions
Skin Blood Flow
100%
Body Temperature
100%
Heat Tolerance
80%
Core Temperature
60%
Body Composition
20%
Cross-Sectional Study
20%
Functional Status
20%
Health Status
20%
Response Variable
20%
Psychology
Multiple Regression Analysis
100%
Physiological Health
100%
Body Composition
100%
Thermoregulation
100%