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      운동강도와 호흡환기량을 이용한 공기 오염물질 섭취량 추정 모델 개발 = Modelling in Estimation of Air Pollutants Uptake Volume Using Exercise Intensity and Ventilatory Volume

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      Most recommendations for health concerns against air pollution describe health effects and consequences during air pollutants exposure, and it restricts vigorous outdoor activities. However, it has not been explained how those exposure and activities would actually affect human health and safety. This study aimed a model analysis of air pollutants uptake during exercise, in particular emphasizing exercise intensities. The analysis considered ventilatory responses, air pollutants characteristics and human response, breathing pattern and respiratory response, and finally constructed a model after testing 60 men and women on a treadmill using various exercise intensities. The model describes minute ventilation against exercise intensities as well as against heart rate. Regression analyses revealed that locomotion speed of 5.5 ㎞-hr?¹ for men and 6.3 ㎞-hr?¹ for women were the oronasal switching point equivalent of ventilatory volume of 35 ㎖/min, and heart rate of 108 beat-min?¹ for men and 131 beat-min?¹ for women were the equivalent points. For athletes who were occasionally exposed to air pollutants should be aware of the safety caution of possible mass amount pollutants inhalation.
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      Most recommendations for health concerns against air pollution describe health effects and consequences during air pollutants exposure, and it restricts vigorous outdoor activities. However, it has not been explained how those exposure and activities ...

      Most recommendations for health concerns against air pollution describe health effects and consequences during air pollutants exposure, and it restricts vigorous outdoor activities. However, it has not been explained how those exposure and activities would actually affect human health and safety. This study aimed a model analysis of air pollutants uptake during exercise, in particular emphasizing exercise intensities. The analysis considered ventilatory responses, air pollutants characteristics and human response, breathing pattern and respiratory response, and finally constructed a model after testing 60 men and women on a treadmill using various exercise intensities. The model describes minute ventilation against exercise intensities as well as against heart rate. Regression analyses revealed that locomotion speed of 5.5 ㎞-hr?¹ for men and 6.3 ㎞-hr?¹ for women were the oronasal switching point equivalent of ventilatory volume of 35 ㎖/min, and heart rate of 108 beat-min?¹ for men and 131 beat-min?¹ for women were the equivalent points. For athletes who were occasionally exposed to air pollutants should be aware of the safety caution of possible mass amount pollutants inhalation.

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      • Abstract
      • 1. 서론
      • 2. 연구방법
      • 3. 모델 개발 배경 메커니즘
      • 4. 논의
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      • 1. 서론
      • 2. 연구방법
      • 3. 모델 개발 배경 메커니즘
      • 4. 논의
      • 5. 결론
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      참고문헌 (Reference)

      1 Elliott, L., "Volatile organic compounds and pulmonary function in the Third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 1988-1994" 114 : 1210-1214, 2006

      2 Niinimaa, V., "The switching point from nasal to oronasal breathing" 42 : 61-71, 1980

      3 Pappas, G. P., "The respiratory effects of volatile organic compounds" 6 : 1-8, 2000

      4 Yu, C. P., "Statistical analysis of aerosol deposition in nose and mouth" 42 : 726-773, 1981

      5 Rodenstein, D. O., "Soft palate and oronasal breathing in humans" 57 : 651-657, 1984

      6 West, J. B., "Respiratory Physiology, 7th ed" Lippincott Williams & Wilkins 2005

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      8 Rundell, K. W., "Pulmonary function decay in women ice hockey players: is there a relationship to ice rink air quality?" 16 : 117-123, 2004

      9 Chadha, T. S., "Orsonasal distribution of ventilation during exercise in normal subjects and patients with asthma and rhinit" 92 : 1037-1041, 1987

      10 Wheatley, J. R., "Oronasal partitioning of ventilation during exercise in humans" 71 : 546-551, 1991

      1 Elliott, L., "Volatile organic compounds and pulmonary function in the Third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 1988-1994" 114 : 1210-1214, 2006

      2 Niinimaa, V., "The switching point from nasal to oronasal breathing" 42 : 61-71, 1980

      3 Pappas, G. P., "The respiratory effects of volatile organic compounds" 6 : 1-8, 2000

      4 Yu, C. P., "Statistical analysis of aerosol deposition in nose and mouth" 42 : 726-773, 1981

      5 Rodenstein, D. O., "Soft palate and oronasal breathing in humans" 57 : 651-657, 1984

      6 West, J. B., "Respiratory Physiology, 7th ed" Lippincott Williams & Wilkins 2005

      7 McDonnell, W. F., "Relationships between lung function and physical characteristics in young adult black and white males and females" 4 : 279-289, 1991

      8 Rundell, K. W., "Pulmonary function decay in women ice hockey players: is there a relationship to ice rink air quality?" 16 : 117-123, 2004

      9 Chadha, T. S., "Orsonasal distribution of ventilation during exercise in normal subjects and patients with asthma and rhinit" 92 : 1037-1041, 1987

      10 Wheatley, J. R., "Oronasal partitioning of ventilation during exercise in humans" 71 : 546-551, 1991

      11 Niinimaa, V., "Oronasal distribution of respiratory airflow" 43 : 69-75, 1981

      12 Camner, P., "Nose or mouth breathing?" 21 : 394-398, 1980

      13 Fregosi, R. F., "Neural drive to nasal dilator muscles: influence of exercise intensity and oronasal flow partitioning" 79 (79): 1330-1337, 1995

      14 Harving, H., "Lung function and bronchial reactivity in asthmatics during exposure to volatile organic compounds" 143 : 751-754, 1991

      15 Cheng, K. H., "In vivo measurements of nasal airway dimensions and ultrafine aerosol deposition in the human nasal and oral airways" 27 : 785-801, 1996

      16 Fiedler, N., "Health effects of a mixture of indoor air volatile organic, their ozone oxidation products, and stress" 113 : 1542-1548, 2005

      17 Becklake, M. R., "Gender differences in airway behaviour over the human life span" 64 : 1119-1138, 1999

      18 Pelham, T. W., "Exposure to carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide in enclosed ice arenas" 59 : 224-233, 2002

      19 Salonen, R. O., "Environ" 34 : 51-57, 2008

      20 Alexander, R. McN, "Energetics and optimization of human walking and running: The 2000 Raymond Pearl Memorial Lecture" 14 : 41-648, 2002

      21 Bennett, W. D., "Effect of race on fine particle deposition for oral and nasal breathing" 17 : 641-648, 2005

      22 Adams, T., "Effect of chronic local cold exposure on finger temperature responses" 17 : 317-322, 1962

      23 Killian, K. J., "Dyspnea and leg effort during incremental cycle ergometry" 145 (145): 1339-1345, 1992

      24 Heyder, J., "Deposition of particles in the human respiratory tract in the size range 0.005-15 μm" 5 : 811-825, 1986

      25 Sexton, K., "Children's exposure to volatile organic compounds as determined by longitudinal measurements in blood" 113 (113): 342-349, 2005

      26 Fontanari, P., "Change in airway resistance induced by nasal inhalation of cold dry, dry, or moist air in normal individuals" 81 (81): 1739-1743, 1996

      27 Ashley, D. L., "Blood concentrations of volatile organic compounds in a nonoccupationally exposed US population and in groups with expected exposure" 40 : 1401-1404, 1994

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