A O Ivanov
Biographic Data
| ID | 781706 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A O Ivanov |
| GIVEN NAMES | A |
| FAMILY NAME | O Ivanov |
| SIGNATURE | IVANOV A O |
| AFFILIATIONS | Naval Academy |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8364-9854 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Non-Specific Non-Medical Technologies to Inscrease Human Resistance to Hypothermia
The aim of the study is to compare the results of using innovative normobaric hypoxic training to increase individual's resistance to exogenous hypothermia. Methods: This randomized controlled trial was performed using two groups of men aged 22-34 years. Group 1 (n=9) was exposed to argon-hypoxic training consisting of a 2-hour continuous stay of the test subjects in a gas environment with the composition: Ar 33 % vol., 02 12 % vol., N2 55 %. Gro…
Physiological justification of the choice of the artificial gas environments composition potentially applicable for improving the fire safety of inhabited sealed objects
One of the trends for ensuring the safe operation of sealed inhabited objects is the creation of hypoxic gas environments, suitable for breathing and reducing the risk of fires. The aim was to test the effect of normobaric hypoxic environments of various compositions on a person, to select envitonments that are potentially applicable to improve fire safety of inhabited sealed objects. Methods. The randomized controlled study involved 60 men aged …
Human Working Capacity in Periodic Stay in Hypoxic Air Environments, Reducing the Fire Hazard of Sealed Objects
Krasnodar, Russia
Evaluation of Long-Term Effects of Human’s Continuous Stay in Argon Containing Hypoxic Gaseous Environment
The aim of the study was an assessment of risk of long-term adverse health effects for research volunteers caused by their preceding continuous (for 60 days) stay in normobaric argon containing hypoxic gaseous environment (ArHGE) with oxygen content of 14 %, argon - 30-35 %, carbon dioxide - 0.03-0.8 %, nitrogen - the rest. Such environment is planned to create at manned hermetically sealed facilities to increase their fire explosion safety. 6 ma…
Possibilities of Human’s Long Stay in Argon Containing Gaseous Environment Reducing Fire Risk in Hermetically Sealed Facilities
The aim of the study is feasibility for permissibility of human's long and constant stay as well as tasks performance in hermetically sealed facility with artificial normobaric argon containing hypoxic gaseous environment (ArHGE), reducing the fire and ignition risk. Methods. The study was conducted with participation of 6 test men aged 20 to 51 year, classified as fit for sailing in submarines. The duration of sealed period was 60 days, during w…
Cryothermal Training Effect on Student Functional Capability Level in Early Training Period
Use of cyclic cryothermal influences in the mode (3-5 minute stay at the cryothermal chamber at -140...-160 °C 1 time per day, every other day, the total number of sessions 10) is an effective means of emergency and long-term expansion of the body functional capability in first-year students and cadets with difficulties of adaptation and acclimatization. The result of the method use was increased maximum volume of physical work performed, optimiz…
Use of Contrast Temperature Effects for Promotion of Physical Endurance in Healthy Men
The goal of the work was to reason complex applications of contrast temperature effects for promotion of physical efficiency in healthy men. 35 healthy volunteers with low physical endurance were examined. For restoration of their physical endurance, we used cyclic infrared and cryothermic effects. The interactive physical endurance was estimated with the use of the increasing veloergometry test. It has been determined that after the five-day cou…
Evaluation of Long-Term Effects of Human’s Continuous Stay in Argon Containing Hypoxic Gaseous Environment
The aim of the study was an assessment of risk of long-term adverse health effects for research volunteers caused by their preceding continuous (for 60 days) stay in normobaric argon containing hypoxic gaseous environment (ArHGE) with oxygen content of 14 %, argon - 30-35 %, carbon dioxide - 0.03-0.8 %, nitrogen - the rest. Such environment is planned to create at manned hermetically sealed facilities to increase their fire explosion safety. 6 ma…
Human Working Capacity in Periodic Stay in Hypoxic Air Environments, Reducing the Fire Hazard of Sealed Objects
Krasnodar, Russia
Possibilities of Human’s Long Stay in Argon Containing Gaseous Environment Reducing Fire Risk in Hermetically Sealed Facilities
The aim of the study is feasibility for permissibility of human's long and constant stay as well as tasks performance in hermetically sealed facility with artificial normobaric argon containing hypoxic gaseous environment (ArHGE), reducing the fire and ignition risk. Methods. The study was conducted with participation of 6 test men aged 20 to 51 year, classified as fit for sailing in submarines. The duration of sealed period was 60 days, during w…
Use of Contrast Temperature Effects for Promotion of Physical Endurance in Healthy Men
The goal of the work was to reason complex applications of contrast temperature effects for promotion of physical efficiency in healthy men. 35 healthy volunteers with low physical endurance were examined. For restoration of their physical endurance, we used cyclic infrared and cryothermic effects. The interactive physical endurance was estimated with the use of the increasing veloergometry test. It has been determined that after the five-day cou…
Cryothermal Training Effect on Student Functional Capability Level in Early Training Period
Use of cyclic cryothermal influences in the mode (3-5 minute stay at the cryothermal chamber at -140...-160 °C 1 time per day, every other day, the total number of sessions 10) is an effective means of emergency and long-term expansion of the body functional capability in first-year students and cadets with difficulties of adaptation and acclimatization. The result of the method use was increased maximum volume of physical work performed, optimiz…
Evaluation of Long-Term Effects of Human’s Continuous Stay in Argon Containing Hypoxic Gaseous Environment
The aim of the study was an assessment of risk of long-term adverse health effects for research volunteers caused by their preceding continuous (for 60 days) stay in normobaric argon containing hypoxic gaseous environment (ArHGE) with oxygen content of 14 %, argon - 30-35 %, carbon dioxide - 0.03-0.8 %, nitrogen - the rest. Such environment is planned to create at manned hermetically sealed facilities to increase their fire explosion safety. 6 ma…
Possibilities of Human’s Long Stay in Argon Containing Gaseous Environment Reducing Fire Risk in Hermetically Sealed Facilities
The aim of the study is feasibility for permissibility of human's long and constant stay as well as tasks performance in hermetically sealed facility with artificial normobaric argon containing hypoxic gaseous environment (ArHGE), reducing the fire and ignition risk. Methods. The study was conducted with participation of 6 test men aged 20 to 51 year, classified as fit for sailing in submarines. The duration of sealed period was 60 days, during w…
Human Working Capacity in Periodic Stay in Hypoxic Air Environments, Reducing the Fire Hazard of Sealed Objects
Krasnodar, Russia
Non-Specific Non-Medical Technologies to Inscrease Human Resistance to Hypothermia
The aim of the study is to compare the results of using innovative normobaric hypoxic training to increase individual's resistance to exogenous hypothermia. Methods: This randomized controlled trial was performed using two groups of men aged 22-34 years. Group 1 (n=9) was exposed to argon-hypoxic training consisting of a 2-hour continuous stay of the test subjects in a gas environment with the composition: Ar 33 % vol., 02 12 % vol., N2 55 %. Gro…
Physiological justification of the choice of the artificial gas environments composition potentially applicable for improving the fire safety of inhabited sealed objects
One of the trends for ensuring the safe operation of sealed inhabited objects is the creation of hypoxic gas environments, suitable for breathing and reducing the risk of fires. The aim was to test the effect of normobaric hypoxic environments of various compositions on a person, to select envitonments that are potentially applicable to improve fire safety of inhabited sealed objects. Methods. The randomized controlled study involved 60 men aged …
Medicine (6 works) · Chemistry (3 works) · Environmental Science (3 works) · Anesthesia (2 works) · Argon (2 works) · Climate Change and Health Impacts (2 works) · High Altitude and Hypoxia (2 works) · Internal Medicine (2 works) · Physical medicine and rehabilitation (2 works) · Physical therapy (2 works)