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• W2565682362 abstract "Summary. A young healthy man, nearly nude and adapted to heavy work in heat, performed different physical work on a treadmill in 105 working experiments, each work session lasting 2 to 5~ h in the morning after rest in bed in normal room temperature. For each work experiment work level (metabolic rate about 170 to 450 kcal/h), room temperature (18 to 50~ air temperature ~ wall temperature) and relative humidity (11 to 97%) were combined in different ways, air speed always being 0.3 m/s. Before and during work rectal temperature, ear temperature in the external acoustic duct, and heart rate were measured. Rectal temperature was higher than ear temperature during rest before work as well as at the end of each session. The heavier the performed work, the greater was the difference between both the final temperatures. It did not depend upon the combination of surrounding temperature and air humidity during work. Under warm climatic conditions ear temperature regularly increased at the beginning of work faster than rectal temperature and exceeded the latter by some 1/lo~ for some time under the heaviest climatic conditions which were combined with light work only. The heart rate reached at given work level under different climatic conditions at different times was usually the higher, the higher the rectal temperature was and the faster the rectal temperature increased at the same time. At given behaviour of rectal temperature during work at different levels, the heart rate was the higher, the heavier the work was. The relationship between heart rate and ear temperature was qualitatively similar, but quantitatively different. It is supposed that the relationships between heart rate and rectal resp. ear temperature reflect a relationship between heart rate and the temperature of the working muscles. Such a relationship may be independent of work activity and the physical environment at ]east under steady state conditions. It seems possible that the temperature of working muscles has some importance for the adjustment of heart rate. According to the combination of work level, room temperature, and air humidity either heart rate, rectal temperature, and ear temperature together reached steady levels during the experiments or they did not. The highest values of heart rate and rectal temperature which just remained constant with time depended upon work level, but not upon the combination of surrounding temperature and air humidity * Mit finanzieller Unterstiitzung durch die Europ/~ische Gemeinschaft fiir Kohle" @default.
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• W2565682362 title "ldber die Beziehungen zwischen Kfrperkerntemperatur und Pulsfrequenz des Menschen bei kSrperlicher Arbeit unter warmen Klimabedingungen" @default.
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