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作者对两组32名登山队员在他们登山前,于海平面作了急性低氧通气反应及高碳酸通气反映的测定。然后两组队员均快速到达海拔5 200和4 300m高度的大本营,并在这里至少停留4天,每天收集急性高原病症状并进行记分。结果表明:急性高原病与低氧通气反应或高碳酸通气反应之间无关。作者通过他们的研究结果认为,低氧通气反映(在海平测定)也许不是决定通气的主要因素,测定低氧通气反应不能预测急性高原病的易感性。呼吸速率的适
The author of the two groups of 32 climbers before their mountaineering, made at the sea level acute hypoxemic reaction and hyper-carbonic ventilation reflect the determination. Both teams then quickly reached base camps at 5,200 and 4,300 m above sea level. They stayed there for at least 4 days and collected acute mountain sickness symptoms and scored daily. The results show that there is no correlation between acute altitude sickness and hypoxic ventilatory response or hypercapnic ventilatory response. Based on their findings, the authors suggest that hypoxic ventilatory response (measured at sea level) may not be the primary determinant of ventilatory response and that hypoxic ventilatory response can not predict susceptibility to acute altitude sickness. Suitable breathing rate