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The Effects of a Combination of Hypoxia and Positive Pressure Breathing on an Indicator of Aircrew Operational Effectiveness

机译:低氧与正压呼吸相结合对机组运行有效性指标的影响

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In the event of rapid decompression to altitudes in excess of 40,000 feet (12,192 m), 100% oxygen must be supplied to aircrew at a positive pressure in order to prevent hypoxia. The aim of the present study was to examine the effects of a combination of a given level of normobaric hypoxia (inspired oxygen = 67 mmHg, 8.9 kPa) and / or positive pressure breathing (PPB) (45 mmHg, 6 kPa) on the performance of eight male subjects (22 to 34 years old) using an indicator of operational effectiveness (NASA Multi-Attribute Task Battery). PPB was applied 'through the wall' of the hypobaric chamber. Uniquely, with this experimental set-up, absolute intrapulmonary pressure remains the same whether or not PPB is applied. Two types of lower body counter-pressure protection were applied (standard and full coverage anti-G trousers) in conjunction with a range of pressure ratios established between anti-G trousers and chest counter-pressure garment (1:1 for standard coverage, and 1:1, 1.5:1 and 3:1 for full coverage). PPB at 45 mmHg was found to represent a considerable distraction to Tracking performance (p < 0.00). Hypoxia was also found to impair Tracking scores (p=0.03), and the effects of hypoxia and PPB appeared to be additive (p=0.03). The effect of PPB on Tracking was greater than hypoxia alone (p < 0.00). However, there were no effects of PPB and / or hypoxia on Monitoring performance (p values > 0.05). Physiologically, PPB at 45 mmHg appeared to have a protective effect against the effects of hypoxia, whereby through moderate hyperventilation it lowered end-tidal carbon dioxide. This led to a significant (p < 0.00) rise in end-tidal oxygen compared to hypoxia experienced without PPB.
机译:如果迅速减压到超过40,000英尺(12,192 m)的高度,则必须以正压向机组提供100%的氧气,以防止缺氧。本研究的目的是研究给定水平的常压低氧(吸氧= 67 mmHg,8.9 kPa)和/或正压呼吸(PPB)(45 mmHg,6 kPa)组合对性能的影响。八名男性受试者(22至34岁)使用操作有效性指标(NASA多属性任务电池)。 PPB“通过低压室的壁”应用。独特的是,通过这种实验设置,无论是否使用PPB,绝对肺内压均保持不变。两种类型的下半身反压保护装置(标准和全覆盖抗G裤)与在抗G裤子和胸部反压服装之间建立的一系列压力比(标准覆盖率是1:1,以及1:1、1.5:1和3:1即可完全覆盖)。发现45 mmHg的PPB对跟踪性能有很大的干扰(p <0.00)。还发现缺氧会损害跟踪评分(p = 0.03),而缺氧和PPB的作用似乎是累加的(p = 0.03)。 PPB对跟踪的影响大于单独的缺氧(p <0.00)。但是,PPB和/或低氧对监测性能没有影响(p值> 0.05)。从生理上讲,浓度为45 mmHg的PPB似乎对缺氧具有保护作用,因此通过适度过度换气可以降低潮气末二氧化碳。与没有PPB的低氧相比,这导致潮气末氧显着(p <0.00)升高。

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    《Safe Journal》 |2005年第1期|p.1-7|共7页
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    Alasdair J. Mort;

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    QinetiQ Centre for Human Sciences Farnborough, Hampshire, United Kingdom;

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