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Hemodynamic and thermoregulatory responses to lower body water immersion
Matthew D. Muller
, Chul Ho Kim
, Yongsuk Seo
, Edward J. Ryan
, Ellen L. Glickman
Department of Medicine
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Hemodynamic Response
100%
Body Water
100%
Thermoregulatory Responses
100%
Lower Body
100%
Water Immersion
100%
Rectal Temperature
16%
Heart Rate
16%
Thermoneutral Zone
16%
Core Temperature
16%
Metabolic Rate
16%
Thermal Sensation
16%
Cold Water
16%
Mean Arterial Pressure
8%
Young Men
8%
Blood Pressure
8%
Physiological Response
8%
Water Effect
8%
Arterial Blood Pressure
8%
Water Temperature
8%
Hypothermia
8%
Torso
8%
Cold Stress
8%
Occupationally Exposed
8%
Total Peripheral Resistance
8%
Upper Body
8%
Stroke Volume
8%
Mean Skin Temperature
8%
Iliac Crest
8%
Engineering
Core Temperature
100%
Temperature Water
50%
Healthy Subject
50%
Experimental Model
50%
Stroke Volume
50%
Marine Industry
50%
Nursing and Health Professions
Body Water
100%
Rectal Temperature
18%
Metabolic Rate
18%
Core Temperature
18%
Mean Arterial Pressure
9%
Blood Pressure
9%
Vascular Resistance
9%
Arterial Pressure
9%
Hypothermia
9%
Heart Stroke Volume
9%
Skin Temperature
9%
Experimental Model
9%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Water Immersion
100%
Water Temperature
8%