[Reactions of the cardio-respiratory system of cosmonauts to dosed physical loads following 30- and 63-day flights in orbital station "Salyut-4"].
Beregovkin Av, Vodolazov As, Georgievskiĭ Vs, Kalinichenko Vv, Korelin Nv
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Beregovkin Av, Vodolazov As, Georgievskiĭ Vs, Kalinichenko Vv, Korelin Nv
Abstract
Cardiorespiratory responses of Salyut-4 crewmembers to exercises of 600 kgm/min performed for 7 min on a bicycle ergometer in the supine position were studied. It was found that the 30- and 63-day flights induced a certain decrease in the body response which included a less economic functioning of the cardiorespiratory system during exercise. The degree of postflight changes of the 30- and 63-day crewmembers was similar. At the same time the cardiorespiratory system of the 63-day crewmembers returned to the preflight level more rapidly than that of the 30-day cosmonauts.
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Cardiorespiratory responses of Salyut-4 crewmembers to exercises of 600 kgm/min performed for 7 min on a bicycle ergometer in the supine position were studied. It was found that the 30- and 63-day flights induced a certain decrease in the body response which included a less economic functioning of the cardiorespiratory system during exercise. The degree of postflight changes of the 30- and 63-day crewmembers was similar. At the same time the cardiorespiratory system of the 63-day crewmembers returned to the preflight level more rapidly than that of the 30-day cosmonauts.
Key concepts: Cardiorespiratory fitness, Supine position, Bicycle ergometer, Respiratory system, Medicine, Physical therapy, Anesthesia, Heart rate