THE EFFECT OF EXERCISE IN HOT ATMOSPHERES UPON THE PULSE RATE

Author:

Lee Douglas H. K.1,Boissard G. P. B.1

Affiliation:

1. Department of PhysiologyUniversity of Queensland

Publisher

AMPCo

Subject

General Medicine

Reference7 articles.

1. A Basis for the Study of Man's Reactions to Tropical Climates;Lee D. H. K.;Queensland University Papers.,1940

2. National Health and Medical Research Council Report of the Fourth Session 1938. Appendix I page15.

3. The Thermal Index of Atmospheric Conditions and its Application to Sedentary and to Industrial Life;Yaglou C. P.;The Journal of Industrial Hygiene,1926

4. The effect of water intake upon human reactions to reduced cooling powers

5. D. A.Dowling:Personal communication.

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1. Water Replacement Schedules in Heat Stress;Research Quarterly. American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation;1969-12-01

2. THE EFFECT OF EXERCISE IN HOT ATMOSPHERES UPON THE SALT‐WATER BALANCE OF HUMAN SUBJECTS;Medical Journal of Australia;1941-09

3. WORK IN HOT PLACES;The Lancet;1941-03

4. THE GREEN SICKNESS;The Lancet;1941-03

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