The influence of wearing the Oxylog instrument on estimated maximal aerobic capacity during a step test and heart rate in a lifting test /
adds approximately 4.31 kgs (9.5 lbs.) of weight to the
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| Format: | Thesis eBook |
| Language: | English |
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1996.
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| Online Access: | Link to OAKTrust copy |
| Summary: | adds approximately 4.31 kgs (9.5 lbs.) of weight to the and Oxylog instrument for one test and just a heart monitor and Oxylog instrument versus that of just wearing a heart approach 85% of their maximum heart rate in stage 4 of the completed by each participant, one with the instrument being difference in the heart rate between the two lift tests. during a graduated submaximal step test protocol. The each participant through regression analysis of the step estimated maximum oxygen consumption (VO2max) and heart rate for oxygen consumption, and p = 0.0465 for heart rate). The for the second test. An estimated V02max was obtained for graduated submaximal box lifting protocol was studied. handlers, participated in the study. Two step tests were heart rate monitor, and the Oxylog instrument on the indicated a statistically significant difference, (p= 0.0259 individual when being worn in a study. Additionally, the influence of wearing the Oxylog mask, heart rate monitor, mask, and heart rate monitor while the Oxylog instrument is order dictated by a Latin Square. The two lifting tests oxygen consumption (p = 0. 1 384), and no significant Oxylog instrument which includes a hose, straps, and mask Oxylog mask and heart rate monitor, the second where the participant wore the Oxylog mask, heart rate monitor, and portion of the participants in this study did not complete rate monitor on the heart rate of test participants in a results of this study indicate that for a short submaximal sample population to substantiate the results since a large Seventeen males, who were conditioned manual material significant effect on the participants until they began to step tests. Further research is suggested with a larger supported in a stand and the participant just wearing the supported in a stand versus that of wearing the Oxylog mask, supported the Oxylog instrument. The tests were done in an test data. Results from the two investigations indicate that test the added weight and restrictions of the Oxylog has no the 5 stages. The analysis did show that the 4th stage of the step tests the participant to wear the Oxylog mask, heart rate monitor, there was no significant difference in the estimated maximal This study investigated the influence of wearing the Oxylog were also included in the Latin Square design, and required |
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| Item Description: | "Major subject: Safety Engineering". Vita. |
| Physical Description: | x, 65 leaves : illustrations ; 28 cm. Also available online. Issued also on microfiche from Lange Micrographics. |
| Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references: pages 27-28. |