Plasma [Na+], [Ca2+], and volume shifts and thermoregulation during exercise in man.
Plasma [Na+], [Ca2+], and volume shifts and thermoregulation during exercise in man.
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人体运动期间的血浆 [Na ]、[Ca2 ] 以及容量变化和体温调节。
DOI:
10.1152/jappl.1977.43.6.1026
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1977
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P. J. Brock
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作者:
J. Greenleaf;V. Convertino;R. Stremel;E. Bernauer;W. C. Adams;S. Vignau;P. J. Brock
Graded-exercise experiments are conducted on six trained male runners (19-23 yr) subjected to ergometer exercise in a program consisting of 30-min resting control period, 60 min of rest or exercise at work loads that resulted in a maximal oxygen uptake equivalent to 6% (resting), 23%, 43%, and 62% of maximal oxygen uptake, followed by 30 min of recovery. The parameters measured and discussed are rectal temperature (T-re), skin temperatures at different spots, maximal oxygen uptake, plasma volume (PV), and various plasma electrolyte and protein concentrations. The objectives are to determine whether the increased T-re during progressively greater work loads are related to plasma sodium ion and calcium ion concentrations, as well as to evaluate the influence of PV shifts on the electrolyte and osmotic concentrations. The results suggest that the shift (loss) in PV accounts for the increases in the plasma constituent concentrations that result in significant correlations with T-re.