Oxygen level and heart rate response during high altitude climbing among Kinabalu malim gunung and Felda everest climber / Mohd Nasuha Shamsuddin
Introduction: This study measured oxygen level and heart rate response among Kinabalu Malim Gunung and Felda Everest Climbers in order to compare oxygen level and rate of heart beat per minute. Mount Kinabalu is the highest peak in Malaysia with the height of 4095.2m from sea level and Mount Ever...
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my.uitm.ir.223492018-12-18T08:32:43Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22349/ Oxygen level and heart rate response during high altitude climbing among Kinabalu malim gunung and Felda everest climber / Mohd Nasuha Shamsuddin Shamsuddin, Mohd Nasuha Outdoor life. Outdoor recreation Physical education and training. Physical fitness Introduction: This study measured oxygen level and heart rate response among Kinabalu Malim Gunung and Felda Everest Climbers in order to compare oxygen level and rate of heart beat per minute. Mount Kinabalu is the highest peak in Malaysia with the height of 4095.2m from sea level and Mount Everest is the highest peak in the world with the height of 8848m from sea level. The possibility to get altitude sickness is high as people tend to get altitude sickness at the height of 2500m above sea level. Hence, oxymetry test was done to compare oxygen level and heart rate response among Kinabalu Malim Gunung and Felda Everest Climber. Objectives: The purpose of this study is to compare oxygen level and heart rate between Kinabalu Malim Gunung and Felda Everest Climber at height l800m, 2400m, 3000m and 3600m. Method: Kinabalu Malim Gunung and Felda Everest Climber is a two different categories and were measured using the finger pulse oxymeter. The independent variable (IV) is representing the Kinabalu Malim Gunung and Felda Everest Climber and dependent variable (OV) will be representing on oxygen level and heart rate. 15 Kinabalu Malim Gunung and Felda Everest Climber were tested using fmger pulse oxymeter and the Oxygen Level (%), Heart Rate (bpm) was measured. Mean and (SO) age for Kinabalu Malim Gunung; 27.93 ± 3.60, height; 173.60 ± 4.81 and weight; 69.00 ± 5.46. Mean and SO for age Felda Everest Climber; 25.00 ± 2.45, height; 166.73 ± 4.42 and weight; 63.13 ± 6.89. The data collected have been analyzed using Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS) version 19.0. Result: The results show that oxygen level have significant difference at height l800m, 2400m, 3000m and 360Om. For heart rate, the results show that there is significant difference at height 1800m, 240Om, 3000m and for height 3600m there is no significant difference between Kinabalu Malim Gunung and Felda Everest Climber. Conclusion: Kinabalu Malim Gunung had good oxygen level (%) and heart rate (bpm) compared to Felda Everest Climbers. It is important to monitor the oxygen level and the heart rate at high altitude and extreme altitude. This is to make sure that the climbers are in a good condition. Faculty of Sport Science and Recreation 2016 Student Project NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22349/1/PPb_MOHD%20NASUHA%20SHAMSUDDIN%20SR%20C%2016_5.PDF Shamsuddin, Mohd Nasuha (2016) Oxygen level and heart rate response during high altitude climbing among Kinabalu malim gunung and Felda everest climber / Mohd Nasuha Shamsuddin. [Student Project] (Unpublished) |
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Introduction: This study measured oxygen level and heart rate response among
Kinabalu Malim Gunung and Felda Everest Climbers in order to compare oxygen level
and rate of heart beat per minute. Mount Kinabalu is the highest peak in Malaysia with
the height of 4095.2m from sea level and Mount Everest is the highest peak in the world
with the height of 8848m from sea level. The possibility to get altitude sickness is high
as people tend to get altitude sickness at the height of 2500m above sea level. Hence,
oxymetry test was done to compare oxygen level and heart rate response among
Kinabalu Malim Gunung and Felda Everest Climber.
Objectives: The purpose of this study is to compare oxygen level and heart rate between
Kinabalu Malim Gunung and Felda Everest Climber at height l800m, 2400m, 3000m
and 3600m.
Method: Kinabalu Malim Gunung and Felda Everest Climber is a two different
categories and were measured using the finger pulse oxymeter. The independent variable
(IV) is representing the Kinabalu Malim Gunung and Felda Everest Climber and
dependent variable (OV) will be representing on oxygen level and heart rate. 15
Kinabalu Malim Gunung and Felda Everest Climber were tested using fmger pulse
oxymeter and the Oxygen Level (%), Heart Rate (bpm) was measured. Mean and (SO)
age for Kinabalu Malim Gunung; 27.93 ± 3.60, height; 173.60 ± 4.81 and weight; 69.00
± 5.46. Mean and SO for age Felda Everest Climber; 25.00 ± 2.45, height; 166.73 ±
4.42 and weight; 63.13 ± 6.89. The data collected have been analyzed using Statistical
Package for Social Science (SPSS) version 19.0.
Result: The results show that oxygen level have significant difference at height l800m,
2400m, 3000m and 360Om. For heart rate, the results show that there is significant
difference at height 1800m, 240Om, 3000m and for height 3600m there is no significant
difference between Kinabalu Malim Gunung and Felda Everest Climber.
Conclusion: Kinabalu Malim Gunung had good oxygen level (%) and heart rate (bpm)
compared to Felda Everest Climbers. It is important to monitor the oxygen level and the
heart rate at high altitude and extreme altitude. This is to make sure that the climbers are
in a good condition. |
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Oxygen level and heart rate response
during high altitude climbing among
Kinabalu malim gunung and Felda everest
climber / Mohd Nasuha Shamsuddin |
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Oxygen level and heart rate response
during high altitude climbing among
Kinabalu malim gunung and Felda everest
climber / Mohd Nasuha Shamsuddin |
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Oxygen level and heart rate response
during high altitude climbing among
Kinabalu malim gunung and Felda everest
climber / Mohd Nasuha Shamsuddin |
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Oxygen level and heart rate response
during high altitude climbing among
Kinabalu malim gunung and Felda everest
climber / Mohd Nasuha Shamsuddin |
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Oxygen level and heart rate response
during high altitude climbing among
Kinabalu malim gunung and Felda everest
climber / Mohd Nasuha Shamsuddin |
title_sort |
oxygen level and heart rate response
during high altitude climbing among
kinabalu malim gunung and felda everest
climber / mohd nasuha shamsuddin |
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