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摘要
背景:人体有体温调节机制,当天气变热时,人体的反应是血管扩张或血管舒张,否则就会产生冷反应,导致血管变窄或血管收缩。热调节系统是一个可以影响婴儿热质量的系统。这样宝宝就能感觉到环境的舒适与否。皮肤温度是人体与其环境之间热交换的一个基本因素。目的:本研究的目的是分析低温幼兔热感受器区碳纤维细丝热暴露对体温变化生理反应的影响,分析机体皮肤发生生理适应所需的时间,分析头部、颈部、胸部、手臂、手腕、脚底的热感受器区对机体各局部变化的反应。方法:采用纯实验或实验室实验的研究方法,以实验动物为实验对象,采用后验只设对照组的设计方法。这项研究的治疗方法是用小兔子。试验动物的抽样采用简单随机抽样。采用IBM SPSS Statistics version 20进行统计分析。采用单因素方差分析,置信水平为95%。结果:颈部热感受器区对热暴露的反应最高,平均为39.77′;结论:根据分析结果,热感受区碳纤维细丝的热暴露对低温幼兔模型对体温变化的生理反应有影响。
The Effect of Thermal Exposure to Carbon Fiber Filament in the Thermoreceptor Area on the Physiological Response of Hypothermic Baby Rabbits.
Background: The body has a thermoregulation setting where when it gets hot, the body responds by dilating blood vessels or vasodilation, otherwise it gets a cold response, which causes narrowing of blood vessels or vasoconstriction. The thermal conditioning system is a system that can influence the baby in terms of its thermal quality. So that the baby can feel a comfortable environment or not. Skin temperature is a fundamental factor in heat exchange between the body and its environment.
Objective: The purpose of this study was to analyze the effect of thermal exposure to carbon fiber filaments in the thermoreceptor area on the physiological response of hypothermic baby rabbits to changes in body temperature, to analyze the time needed for physiological adaptation of the body's skin to occur and to analyze the response of the thermoreceptor area on the head, neck, chest, arms, wrists, soles of the feet, to changes in each local area of the body.
Methods: The research method used is pure experimental or laboratory experimental, with a post-test only control group design approach that uses experimental animals as experimental objects. The treatment in this study was using baby rabbits. The Sampling of test animals was carried out using simple random sampling. Statistical analysis was performed using IBM SPSS Statistics version 20. The confidence level was set at 95% by one way ANOVA test.
Results: The results showed that the response of the thermoreceptor area to thermal exposure on the neck was the highest with an average of 39.77'.
Conclusion: Based on the results of the analysis, it was concluded that there was an effect of thermal exposure to carbon fiber filaments in the thermoreceptor area on the physiological response of hypothermic baby rabbit models to changes in body temperature.