@article{ART002902015},
author={Nam Ki Won and seo dong yel},
title={Effects of Mask Wearing Due to COVID-19 on Cardiovascular Function in Treadmill Exercise},
journal={Journal of the Korean Society of Physical Medicine},
issn={1975-311X},
year={2022},
volume={17},
number={4},
pages={37-43}
TY - JOUR
AU - Nam Ki Won
AU - seo dong yel
TI - Effects of Mask Wearing Due to COVID-19 on Cardiovascular Function in Treadmill Exercise
JO - Journal of the Korean Society of Physical Medicine
PY - 2022
VL - 17
IS - 4
PB - The Korean Society of Physical Medicine
SP - 37
EP - 43
SN - 1975-311X
AB - PURPOSE: To find out how wearing a mask due to COVID-19 affects cardiovascular function as the pace of walking changes.
METHODS: Forty-nine college students (27 men, 22 women) were subjected to treadmill exercises without masks (Group Ⅰ) and wearing masks (Group Ⅱ). The body temperature, heart rate, oxygen saturation, and blood pressure were measured to determine the changes in cardiovascular function. These parameters were measured at rest (Control Ⅰ), low-intensity (Control Ⅱ), medium-intensity (Control Ⅲ), and high-intensity (Control Ⅳ) before and after exercise.
RESULTS: Significant differences in heart rate were observed between Control Ⅲ and Control Ⅳ, and a significant difference in oxygen saturation was noted in Control Ⅳ.
Significant differences in the exercise intensity change in Group Ⅱ were as follows: Body temperature was Control Ⅳ compared to Control Ⅰ and Control Ⅱ, heart rate was Control Ⅲ and Control Ⅳ compared to Control Ⅰ and Control Ⅱ, and Control Ⅳ compared to Control Ⅲ. The heart rate was Control Ⅲ and Control Ⅳ compared to Control Ⅰ and Control Ⅱ, Control Ⅳ for Control Ⅲ, oxygen saturation was Control Ⅳ compared to Control Ⅰ, blood pressure was Control Ⅱ and Control Ⅲ and Control Ⅳ compared to Control Ⅰ, and Control Ⅳ compared to Control Ⅱ.
CONCLUSION: Exercising when wearing a mask affects the cardiovascular system. Therapists should consider the patient's condition when setting the exercise intensity. In particular, therapists should be more careful when setting the exercise intensity of patients with cardiovascular disease.
KW - Cardiovascular function;COVID-19;Mask wearing;Treadmill exercises
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Nam Ki Won and seo dong yel. (2022). Effects of Mask Wearing Due to COVID-19 on Cardiovascular Function in Treadmill Exercise. Journal of the Korean Society of Physical Medicine, 17(4), 37-43.
Nam Ki Won and seo dong yel. 2022, "Effects of Mask Wearing Due to COVID-19 on Cardiovascular Function in Treadmill Exercise", Journal of the Korean Society of Physical Medicine, vol.17, no.4 pp.37-43.
Nam Ki Won, seo dong yel "Effects of Mask Wearing Due to COVID-19 on Cardiovascular Function in Treadmill Exercise" Journal of the Korean Society of Physical Medicine 17.4 pp.37-43 (2022) : 37.
Nam Ki Won, seo dong yel. Effects of Mask Wearing Due to COVID-19 on Cardiovascular Function in Treadmill Exercise. 2022; 17(4), 37-43.
Nam Ki Won and seo dong yel. "Effects of Mask Wearing Due to COVID-19 on Cardiovascular Function in Treadmill Exercise" Journal of the Korean Society of Physical Medicine 17, no.4 (2022) : 37-43.
Nam Ki Won; seo dong yel. Effects of Mask Wearing Due to COVID-19 on Cardiovascular Function in Treadmill Exercise. Journal of the Korean Society of Physical Medicine, 17(4), 37-43.
Nam Ki Won; seo dong yel. Effects of Mask Wearing Due to COVID-19 on Cardiovascular Function in Treadmill Exercise. Journal of the Korean Society of Physical Medicine. 2022; 17(4) 37-43.
Nam Ki Won, seo dong yel. Effects of Mask Wearing Due to COVID-19 on Cardiovascular Function in Treadmill Exercise. 2022; 17(4), 37-43.
Nam Ki Won and seo dong yel. "Effects of Mask Wearing Due to COVID-19 on Cardiovascular Function in Treadmill Exercise" Journal of the Korean Society of Physical Medicine 17, no.4 (2022) : 37-43.
