The Effects of Dehydration on Peripheral Cooling
Ten men were dehydrated by voluntary restriction of fluid intake and by mile exercise over a 2-1/2 day period (body weight loss: 4.6%). Body weight returned to -16% and -0.3% of their starting weight 10 to 20 hours after rehydration, respectively, suggesting the weight loss was fluid loss. Measures...
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ftdtic:ADA130838 2023-05-15T15:04:00+02:00 The Effects of Dehydration on Peripheral Cooling Roberts, Donald E. Berberich, J. J. Droege, R. E. ARMY RESEARCH INST OF ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE NATICK MA 1983 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA130838 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=ADA130838 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA130838 APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE DTIC AND NTIS Stress Physiology *COOLING *DEHYDRATION LOW TEMPERATURE RATES HEATING PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS MALES LOSSES BODY FLUIDS ARCTIC REGIONS BODY TEMPERATURE Text 1983 ftdtic 2016-02-20T08:38:29Z Ten men were dehydrated by voluntary restriction of fluid intake and by mile exercise over a 2-1/2 day period (body weight loss: 4.6%). Body weight returned to -16% and -0.3% of their starting weight 10 to 20 hours after rehydration, respectively, suggesting the weight loss was fluid loss. Measures of blood and urine constituents also were indicative of dehydration. These 10 experimental subjects experienced a standard cold test prior to and after dehydration and after rehydration. The standard cold test consisted of sitting in a cold chamber (0 c) dressed in cold weather clothing with right hand bare for 2 hours. The fingers, but not the back of the hand, of the experimentals were significantly colder (P.05) following dehydration and were slightly warmer following initial rehydration. A group of 10 control subjects tested under identical conditions, but hydrated at all times, showed no changes. (Author) Text Arctic Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database Arctic |
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Ten men were dehydrated by voluntary restriction of fluid intake and by mile exercise over a 2-1/2 day period (body weight loss: 4.6%). Body weight returned to -16% and -0.3% of their starting weight 10 to 20 hours after rehydration, respectively, suggesting the weight loss was fluid loss. Measures of blood and urine constituents also were indicative of dehydration. These 10 experimental subjects experienced a standard cold test prior to and after dehydration and after rehydration. The standard cold test consisted of sitting in a cold chamber (0 c) dressed in cold weather clothing with right hand bare for 2 hours. The fingers, but not the back of the hand, of the experimentals were significantly colder (P.05) following dehydration and were slightly warmer following initial rehydration. A group of 10 control subjects tested under identical conditions, but hydrated at all times, showed no changes. (Author) |
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The Effects of Dehydration on Peripheral Cooling |
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