健常者の能動的な体位変換に伴う血圧と脈拍数の変化

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We measured the beat-to-beat changes of blood pressure and pulse rate in 12 healthy femalesubjects in response to active postural changes. The postural changes used in this study showthe same as those in the exercise. The results of this study were that the blood pressure andthe pulse rate were higher in the sitting position than in the supine position. The blood pressurein the sitting position was as high as in the standing position. At the time of sitting up theblood pressure did not decrease temporarily. It seems that it is for this reason that the subjectssat up from the supine by way of the side lying position and many muscles contracted.in activepostural changes. We would suggest that it is necessary to manage possible risks in the sittingexercise as well as in the standing exercise.
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