UHM Journal Volume 49, Issue 2
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Learner Objectives: As a result of having attended the meeting, the participants should have had the opportunity to: To show the reader that carboxyhemoglobin values can be incorrect. To emphasize it is important to reject laboratory results when they do not fit the clinical situation. To understand how underwater exercise endurance is affected by increasing water temperature and what contributes to fatigue when exercising in warm water conditions. To expand on the heat habituation and acclimation methods used for hot water immersion and performance and the potential for mechanistic differences. Subject Matter: Three cases of clinically significant inaccurate carboxyhemoglobin measurement Lindell K. Weaver, MD; Kayla Deru, BA; Buz Fletcher, RRT; Sara D. Daniel, DO. Exercise during hot-water immersion in divers habituated to hot-dry and hot-wet conditions Courtney E. Wheelock, MS; David P. Looney, PhD; Adam W. Potter, PhD; Riana R. Pryor, PhD; J. Luke Pryor, PhD; John Florian, PhD; David Hostler, PhD. Teaching Methods: Journal Reading, Examination of material, Evaluation of activity. Evaluation Methods: Evaluation is offered through the online educational portal with 3 graded questions each UHM Journal paper and an overall evaluation at completion of the Journal- based activity.
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