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[The dynamic function of the motor apparatus of the respiratory system during maximal voluntary hyperventilation under hypoxia and hypercapnia].

V I Miniaev, Gusev Pb, Razdorskikh Na, Shikunova Nb, Sergeev Ra

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The working ability in the course of hyperventilation can be divided into three stages: the adaptation, stable working ability, the fatigue. Hypoxia decreased the duration and intensity of voluntary hyperventilation. During hypercapnia, the hyperventilation is more intensive and shorter. The data obtained suggest a co-operation of one's own will and chemoreceptor stimuli under hypoxia and hypercapnia.

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The working ability in the course of hyperventilation can be divided into three stages: the adaptation, stable working ability, the fatigue. Hypoxia decreased the duration and intensity of voluntary hyperventilation. During hypercapnia, the hyperventilation is more intensive and shorter. The data obtained suggest a co-operation of one's own will and chemoreceptor stimuli under hypoxia and hypercapnia.

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The working ability in the course of hyperventilation can be divided into three stages: the adaptation, stable working ability, the fatigue. Hypoxia decreased the duration and intensity of voluntary hyperventilation. During hypercapnia, the hyperventilation is more intensive and shorter. The data obtained suggest a co-operation of one's own will and chemoreceptor stimuli under hypoxia and hypercapnia.

Key concepts: Hyperventilation, Hypercapnia, Hypoxia (environmental), Hyperpnea, Anesthesia, Chemoreceptor, Hypocapnia, Respiration

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