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KMID : 0383119620100020001
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Journal of Aerospace Medicine
1962 Volume.10 No. 2 p.1 ~ p.22
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Physiological studies on the human subjects exposed to extreme high temperature
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Abstract
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The investigation of man´s response to thermal stress has been studied by many investigators in various respects.
Among them the problem of the human tolerance to extreme high temperature has been the most popular and attractive research task.
Even with the present extensive background of research, no simple unifying principle; has
been adduced to serve as. an over all biological parameter. Especially the exploration of physiological indices to express human tolerance to extreme thermal exposure has left much of it´s question.
Author attempted this experiment to study physiological change of the human subjects to extreme high temperature(73°C 163°F) and additionally´ to induce the significances of the various physiological changes which closely related to human tolerance to extreme thermal stress.
Author imposed following conditions to 29 normal Korean male and checked various physiological changes during exposure.
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