SpO2 Levels, Heart Rate and AMS Scores of Japanese Trekkers in the High Altitude in the Kingdom of Bhutan
| Autor: | Yamashita, Ko |
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| Jazyk: | japonština |
| Rok vydání: | 2016 |
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| Zdroj: | ヒマラヤ学誌. 17:21-27 |
| ISSN: | 0914-8620 |
| Popis: | 急性高山病 (AMS) および高所順応の程度は, 動脈血酸素飽和度 (SpO2), 心拍数, 高山病評価スコア (AMS スコア) を用いある程度評価できる。本研究では2015年9月にブータン王国の標高2000 - 5000m において16日間のトレッキングを行った男性8名 (18 - 30 歳) を対象として, トレッキング前後を含む20日間, 1日朝夕2回ずつSpO2, 心拍数, AMS スコアを記録した。結果, 登高に伴って各指標が変化し高所順応の順調な進行が観察された。また, 被験者5名の同年8月の1泊2日の富士山登山における SpO2, AMS スコアをトレッキングのおよそ同標高地点で比較したところ, トレッキング時のほうが有意に低かった (p The levels of acute mountain sickness (AMS) and the high altitude acclimatization can be assessed by SpO2, heart rate and AMS scores. In this research, I recorded these data of 8 male people (age 18 to 30) who did a trekking in the Kingdom of Bhutan in September 2015. I recorded the data twice a day, for 20 days. This trekking was carried out during 16 days at altitudes of 2000m - 5000m above sea-level. In the result, the scores changed with the ascent and high altitude acclimatization were observed. And the high altitude acclimatization was slightly better comparring to the 2 days climbing at Mt. Fuji (3776m) in Japan in Aug 2015, so AMS was also better in the trekking (5 people went both trekking and Mt. Fuji). The worst score of the AMS score was 5 points in the trekking and 11 points at Mt. Fuji (both points were the same examinee's record). The trekking strategy, previous study on high altitude medicine, actual trekking tactics of the ascent speed, the gained altitude per day and taking Diamox were inferred as the reasons of good acclimatization in the high altitude trekking. 特集1: 京都大学ブータン友好プログラム特集 = Special Issue 1: Contribution from the Kyoto Bhutan Friendship Program |
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