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Die Regulation der Körpertemperatur bei Muskelarbeit1
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Fruhere Untersuchungen haben ergeben, dab die Rektaltemperatur bei Muskelarbeit stark vermehrt werden kann, (Benedict und M i t a r b e i t e r 1902 und 1913, H i l l und F l a c k 19.07, C h r i s t e n s e n 1931 u. a.) und C h r i s t e n s e n hat gezeigt, daD die Steigerung der Rektaltemperatur durch eine entsprechende Steigerung der allgemeinen Bluttemperatur und nichtwie fruher ofters behauptet worden istdurch eine rein lokale Temperaturerhohung bedingt ist.Im allgemeinen wird angenommen, daD die erhohte Korpertemperatur bei Muskelarbeit durch ein Versagen der Warmeregulation verursacht wird, indem der Organismus nicht imstande ware die vermehrte Warmemenge vollstandig abzugeben.Andererseits ist es moglich, dal.. die Temperaturerhohung, wie schon Zuntz und Mitarbeiter ( 1 9 0 1 und 1906) hervorgehoben haben, als eine zweclimaDige Reaktion des Korpers aufzufassen ist, indem die Leistungsfahigkeit der Muskeln und des Nervensystems durch die erhohte Reaktionsgeschwindigkeit gesteigert wird.In diesem Fall ware es moglich, daD die Korpertemperatur bei Muskelarbeit auf die hoheren Werte einreguliert wird.D e r Hauptzweck d e r v o r l i e g e n d e n A r b e i t i s t n u n e i n e U n t e r s u c h u n g d e r F r a g e , o b d i e S t e i g e r u n g d e r K o r p e r t e m p e r a t u r b e i M u s k e l a r b e i t r e g u l a t o r i s c h b e s t i m m t i s t , o d e r o b d i e R e g u l a t i o n d a r a u f a u s g e h t , d i e n o r m a l e .R u h e t e m p e r a t u r s o weit wie m o g l i c h k o n s t a n t zu h a l t e n .Zur Untersuchung dieser Frage wurden Bestimmungen der Rektaltemperatur bei gleicher Arbeitsintensitat, aber verschiedener AuDentemperatur, also bei verschiedenen Bedingungen fur die Warme-1
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- Nielsen, M.
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- Skandinavisches Archiv Für Physiologie
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- Wiley
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- 1938-05
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- 79
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- 193-230
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