PPT-Learning Objectives To understand how altitude affects the cardiovascular and respiratory

To explain the effects of altitude on the body To be able to discuss the effects that altitude has on performance To explain why altitude training can be beneficial to performers What do you already know.  . Uncontrolled Airspace (Outbound).  . To calculate the . transition altitude. use the following formula:.  . Elevation + 2000 feet.  . Example:. SENIOR DESIGN PROJECT. Odera. . Eziolisa. . Dale . Hardacre. Kaneisha. Wilson. Advisors: . Joseph C. Slater, PhD, . PE. J. Mitch Wolff, PhD . Bruce . Rahn. Graduate Student Mentors:. Emily Henry . the. . responses. . of the . M. usculoskeletal . and . E. nergy . systems . to a . single bout . of . exercise. . over roughly 30 . mins. .. E. xplain . the responses of the . M. usculoskeletal. , . Transports air into the lungs and facilitates the diffusion of oxygen into the blood stream. Receives carbon dioxide from the blood and exhales it. Organs of the Respiratory system. Slide 13.1. Copyright © 2003 Pearson Education, Inc. publishing as Benjamin Cummings. #1 . Pima Community College ASCEND Team. Team Members: . Andrew Okonya. , . Paria . Khamsehzadeh. ,. . Hasti . Khamsehzadeh. , Joel . Thibault. 1. Motivation and . Methodology. 2. What is particulate matter?. Widely used although research is still going on. No guarantee it will work on you. Cant turn a donkey into a racehorse!. Benefits widespread from increased endurance to buffering capacity. . The Theory. Objectives. Understand altitude effects on health. Review pathophysiology of altitude illness. Learn presentation of AMS, HACE and HAPE. Common treatments of AMS, HACE and HAPE. Preventative strategies of AMS, HACE and HAPE. How to Sell Series. Navigating the Altitude Partner Program. Presenters:. Mary Coxon. Senior Manager, Channel Marketing. Deanna Perkins. Channel Marketing Manager. Program. Benefits. Portal. Demo. Fatigue and weakness! Loss of appetite, or nausea, or vomiting! Dizziness, light headedness! Poor sleep, disturbed sleep, frequent waking, periodic breathingIn AMS, the victimÕs level of consciousne Dr. S. . Parthasarathy. . MD., DA., DNB,. MD (Acu), . Dip. . . Diab. . . . Dip. . Software . statistics. . PhD. ( . physiology. ), IDRA , FICA . . The first use of general . anaesthesia. in Tibet was during the 1904 Anglo–Tibetan War, when British military doctors administered chloroform at altitudes of > 4000 m. Diseases of the Cardiovascular System. 20.3 Cardiovascular and Lymphatic System Diseases Caused by Microorganisms. A. Endocarditis . 1. Inflammation of the endocardium . 2. Usually refers to an infection of the valves of the heart. Dr Abdullah Obeid. internal medicine specialist. Sleep medicine and High altitude diseases. Sleep disorders are broadly grouped into 6 groups:. -Insomina. -Sleep related breathing disorders e.g : obstructive sleep apnea. Vol.69 No.4. April 2016 50 uration, hypoxia and acclimatisation at these altitudes. Table 5 summarises the e�ect of high altitude on various systems of body. At heights more than 8000 m, t and function of the cardiovascular system. .. New Module. – RO23 Body Systems. ADMIN:. . ALL RO22 Communication coursework must now be completed at home or in Session 6. . You must email me your work ASAP so that I can mark it and give you some feedback. .