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Physiological Responses of Emergency Service Personnel Performing Urban Search and Rescue
Available to PurchasePublisher: Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE)
Paper presented at the SPE Middle East Health, Safety, Security, and Environment Conference and Exhibition, April 2–4, 2012
Paper Number: SPE-152277-MS
...; penetrating two concrete slabs; casualty rescue. Data collection: core and skin temperature, heart rate, sweat rate; ratings of exertion and discomfort. Results Work duration was shorter and casualty extraction rate higher in the second bout. Body temperature response was similar between bouts, indicating...
