论文信息 - Tolerance to External Breathing Resistance with Particular Reference to High Inspiratory Resistance

Tolerance to External Breathing Resistance with Particular Reference to High Inspiratory Resistance

The ability of men to exercise while breathing through graded inspiratory resistances was studied in order to define acceptable respiratory mouthpiece assembly standards. Experimental results with subjects wearing breathing masks and walking for 30 min on treadmills were used to calculate expiratory work rates. It is concluded that the airflow must be appropriate to the upper limit of minute ventilation likely to be encountered in the men wearing the apparatus.

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