When Posture is Controlled, Acute Hypoxia does not Decrease Core Temperature
Published in Advances in Life Sciences • Aug 9, 2012
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Kayli Dalton
Viktoria Brautigam
Michael J. Buono
Abstract
It has been reported that acute hypoxia causes a reduction in core temperature in humans. It was hypothesized that this occurs due to both a decrease in metabolic rate and an increase in skin blood flow. However, other studies have found that core temperature decreases with changes in posture. The m...
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