Human & Applied Physiology MSc – Hypoxia Practical 2020
An experiment to investigate the effect of acute...
An experiment to investigate the effect of acute normobaric hypoxia on the cardirespiratory response to undertaking CPR. Featuring students from the 2020 Human & Applied Physiology MSc programme.
Human and Applied Physiology MSc @ King’s College London
Our Human & Applied Physiology MSc will give...
Our Human & Applied Physiology MSc will give you an advanced theoretical and practical understanding of the functioning of the muscular, respiratory and cardiovascular systems, including the effects of extreme environmental conditions on whole-body physiology. This innovative course will put you at the cutting edge of the field alongside internationally renowned experts.
MSc Human & Applied Physiology – Thermoregulation study (2019)
Students from the Human & Applied Physiology programme,...
Students from the Human & Applied Physiology programme, King’s College London (KCL), undertaking a practical class as part of their taught MSc programme. The aim of this study is to examine thermoregulation while exercising in three different ambient temperatures; 17˚C, 32˚C and 47˚C in the Thermal chamber at King’s College London.
Human & Applied Physiology MSc Hypoxia (2019)
Students undertaking the Human & Applied Physiology MSc...
Students undertaking the Human & Applied Physiology MSc at King’s College London carrying a practical class. This is an experiment to look at single-person CPR in simulated altitude. Using a normobaric hypoxic chamber, altitudes of ground level (20.9% oxygen), 8,000 ft (15% oxygen) and 13,000 ft (12% oxygen) were used to assess physiological and cognitive responses in participants to the stress of single-person CPR on a simulator.
Exercise tolerance in elevated temperatures – Human & Applied Physiology, KCL
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Human & Applied Physiology MSc look at CPR in Hypoxia (2018)
The 2017/18 cohort of Human & Applied Physiology...
The 2017/18 cohort of Human & Applied Physiology MSc students undertake the first of their Human Physiology in Extreme Environments practial classes. This experiment was designed to examine the efficacy of single person CPR at different altitude equivalents using the KCL normobaric hypoxic chamber.
CPR at 13,000 ft, Human & Applied Physiology (2017)
A student project to look at the efficacy...
A student project to look at the efficacy of single-person CPR at a simulated altitude of 13,000 ft (12.7% PiO2). This practical class is part of the Human & Applied Physiology MSc at King’s College London.
Human and Applied Physiology MSc Thermal Practical (2017)
Footage from a MSc Physiology practical where students...
Footage from a MSc Physiology practical where students were looking at the effect of elevated temperature on exercise tolerance. Music by Bensound (www.bensound.com)
Human & Applied Physiology – Thermal Practical 2016
This video shows an experiment looking how physiological...
This video shows an experiment looking how physiological parameters change when exercising in a hot environment or a cold environment which is part of the MSc in Human & Applied Physiology at King’s College London. This footage is from the part of the experiment when the students were exercising in an ambient temperature of 37°C. Music by Bensound (www.bensound.com)
Human & Applied Physiology – CPR in hypoxia
This video shows an experiment looking at the...
This video shows an experiment looking at the eficacy of CPR at altitude which is part of the MSc in Human & Applied Physiology at King’s College London. Music by Bensound (www.bensound.com)
ESA Astronaut Tim Peake calling KCL from International Space Station
A satellite telephone Call from the ISS. European...
A satellite telephone Call from the ISS. European Space Agency astronaut, Tim Peake makes a call to King’s College London (KCL) during a lecture given by Casey Pruett (Managing Director, Wyle Labs contractor to the European Space Agency). Staff and students from KCL BSc Module Extreme Physiology and MSc programmes in Human & Applied Physiology and Space Physiology & Health were able to ask Tim questions. Posted with Permission of Tim Peake, Casey Pruett and ESA.
King’s College London, MSc Thermal Project (2015)
Students on the MSc Human & Applied Physiology...
Students on the MSc Human & Applied Physiology at King’s College London undertake some experiments to test thermoregulation while exercising at different temperatures and humidity.