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WORK ACTIVITIES USING ENCAPSULATED PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: DISCOMFORT AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE AT DIFFERENT WORKING ENVIRONMENT TEMPERATURES
2022
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Background: Activities using level III personal protective equipment (PPE) in a hot work environment have the potential to cause heat stress which results in discomfort and excessive physiological responses. This study aims to evaluate the occurrence of discomfort and the physiological response profile when doing activities using PPE level III in different working conditions. Methods: The experiment was carried out cross-sectionally and within subject design (repeated measures) in 3 tests (20
doi:10.5281/zenodo.7409321
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