Physiologic effects of exposure to increased oxygen tension at 5 psia
Physiological effects on humans exposed to increased oxygen tension in space cabin at simulated altitude of 27,000 feet for 14 days
ALTITUDE SIMULATION↗
Engineering topics
Hargreaves, J. J.
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Effect of ventilating air flow on human water requirements
Effect of pressure suit ventilating airflow on human water requirements in spacecraft cabin atmosphere
HUMAN BODY↗
Physiologic response to increased oxygen partial pressure. ii - respiratory studies.
Respiratory response to exposure of increased alveolar partial pressure of oxygen in presence or absence of nitrogen
PRESSURE BREATHING↗
PHYSIOLOGIC EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE TO INCREASED OXYGEN TENSION AT 5 PSIA
Physiological effects on four men exposed for 14 days to increased oxygen tension at 5 psia, showing symptoms of oxygen toxicity that could be tolerated
OXYGEN TOXICITY↗