Gender differences in physiological reactions to thermal stress

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Deutscher übersetzter Titel:Geschlechtsunterschiede in den physiologischen Reaktionen auf Hitze-/Kältebelastung
Autor:Anderson, Gregory S.; Ward, Richard; Mekjavic, Igor B.
Erschienen in:European journal of applied physiology
Veröffentlicht:71 (1995), 2/3, S. 95-101, Lit.
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Publikationstyp: Zeitschriftenartikel
Medienart: Gedruckte Ressource Elektronische Ressource (online)
Sprache:Englisch
ISSN:1439-6319, 0301-5548
DOI:10.1007/BF00854965
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title Gender differences in physiological reactions to thermal stress
spellingShingle Gender differences in physiological reactions to thermal stress
Belastung, körperliche
Fettgewebe
Geschlechtsunterschied
Hitzeanpassung
Hitzebelastung
Kälteakklimatisation
Kältebelastung
Kältezittern
Körpertemperatur
Schweißausscheidung
Sportmedizin
Thermoregulation
title_sort gender differences in physiological reactions to thermal stress
title_short Gender differences in physiological reactions to thermal stress
title_alt Geschlechtsunterschiede in den physiologischen Reaktionen auf Hitze-/Kältebelastung
title_alt_lang deu
media_type Gedruckte Ressource
Elektronische Ressource (online)
city Berlin
abstract Following an extensive anthropometric evaluation, thermoregulatory responses were studied in nine men and nine women who performed immersed exercise with post-exercise rest in 28ø C water. During the post-exercise period esophageal temperature (Tes), oxygen consumption, heat flux and skin blood perfusion were monitored at 10s intervals, with average minute values used for calculations. The delta-Tes (relative to resting Tes) at which sweating abated and shivering commenced were defined as the delta-Tes thresholds for the cessation of sweating and onset of shivering, respectively. No significant gender differences were evident in the sweating and shivering threshold delta-Tes values, or the magnitude of the null-zone. Using z-tests for parallelism the rates of core cooling across the null-zone were not found to differ significantly between genders, nor were the slopes of the perfusion: delta-Tes responses across the null-zone or the post-threshold shivering responses (ml/kg/min/øC). The slope of the sweating response (measured from immersion until sweat cessation) was, however, significantly lower in the female than in the male samples. Despite the gender-related dimorphic distribution of adipose tissue, both men and women lost equal proportions of their total heat flux from central and peripheral measurement sites. Performing a standardized regression using the rate of core cooling across the null-zone as the dependent variable and gender as a dummy variable, gender and adipose tissue mass were not found to be significant factors in determining the rate of core cooling, while mass and muscle mass did contribute significantly to the rate of core cooling. It was concluded that, except for the quantitative differences in the sweating response, men and women respond to deviations in core temperature in a similar manner, with mass and muscle mass modifying this response. Verf.-Referat
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doi 10.1007/BF00854965
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1439-6319
0301-5548
EJAPC
124793-1
Belastung, körperliche
Fettgewebe
Geschlechtsunterschied
Hitzeanpassung
Hitzebelastung
Kälteakklimatisation
Kältebelastung
Kältezittern
Körpertemperatur
Schweißausscheidung
Sportmedizin
Thermoregulation
adipose tissue
body temperature
cold acclimatization
cold stress
heat acclimatization
heat stress
physical load
sexual distinction
sports medicine
sweating
thermoregulation
trembling caused by cold
Belastung
Hitze
Wärmebelastung
Kältestress
Kältetod
Anstrengung
Belastung, physische
Ausscheidung
Schweiss
Schweissbildung
Wärmeregulation
Wärmehaushalt
Medizin
Geschichte der Medizin
Untersuchung, sportmedizinische
Wasserdampf
thermal stress
sex difference
physical workload
physical strain
physical exercise
physical work
physical stress
sweat secretion
Gender differences in physiological reactions to thermal stress
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topic Belastung, körperliche
Fettgewebe
Geschlechtsunterschied
Hitzeanpassung
Hitzebelastung
Kälteakklimatisation
Kältebelastung
Kältezittern
Körpertemperatur
Schweißausscheidung
Sportmedizin
Thermoregulation
topic_facet Belastung, körperliche
Fettgewebe
Geschlechtsunterschied
Hitzeanpassung
Hitzebelastung
Kälteakklimatisation
Kältebelastung
Kältezittern
Körpertemperatur
Schweißausscheidung
Sportmedizin
Thermoregulation
topic_en adipose tissue
body temperature
cold acclimatization
cold stress
heat acclimatization
heat stress
physical load
sexual distinction
sports medicine
sweating
thermoregulation
trembling caused by cold
topic_en_facet adipose tissue
body temperature
cold acclimatization
cold stress
heat acclimatization
heat stress
physical load
sexual distinction
sports medicine
sweating
thermoregulation
trembling caused by cold
synonym Belastung
Hitze
Wärmebelastung
Kältestress
Kältetod
Anstrengung
Belastung, physische
Ausscheidung
Schweiss
Schweissbildung
Wärmeregulation
Wärmehaushalt
Medizin
Geschichte der Medizin
Untersuchung, sportmedizinische
Wasserdampf
synonym_en thermal stress
sex difference
physical workload
physical strain
physical exercise
physical work
physical stress
sweat secretion
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