thermoregulation thermal balance hypothalamus heat stress cold stress
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Mechanism for Temperature Regulation -Cold
Decreases heat loss-vasoconstriction Increases in heat production-Shivering
and increased voluntary activity Increased thyroxin and epinephrine
secretion
Mechanism for Temperature Regulation-Heat
Increased heat loss-Vasodilatation Decreases heat production-
Decreased muscle tone and voluntary activity
Decreased secretion of thyroxin and epinephrine
Complications
Heat Cramps-Spasms in exercising muscles
Heat Exhaustion-weak and rapid pulse,low BP,HA,dizzy,weakness
Heat Stroke-excessive core temp,no sweat,altered mental status,life threatening
ACSM Recommendations
Above 82 degrees-very high risk-postpone
73-82 degrees-high risk-Heat sensitive individuals should not compete
65-73 degrees-mod risk Below 65-low risk
Exercising -Heat Vascular adjustments-Blood flow to
skin increases,compromising blood to working muscles and other vital organs
SV decreases,AC and CO also decrease because of fluid deficit
Attempts to maintain BP Core Temp Increases
Water Fluid loss .5-1.0 L for mod exercise in 1 hour 3 L loss for intense exercise Must constantly replenish fluids.Must exceed
25-50% above sweat loss(urine loss) Water replacement is more important than
mineral replacement Electrolyte replacement and water is
optimal
Clothing-Warm Weather
Cotton or linen Light colors Changing into a dry shirt from a
wet one while exercising will negatively affects the cooling process
Exercising in the Cold
Peripheral vasoconstriction can lead to tingling and numbness
Burning sensation in nose and ears Tissue damage-Frostbite Surgical removal of damaged
tissue