Changes in physiological parameters and thermal comfort when wearing protective clothing in long-range aeromedical evacuation: a prospective, non-blinded, two-stage crossover self-controlled study.

It is a representative medical intervention that is easy to train and implement, and selecting a physically demanding measure (since CPR requires five cycles, the physical exertion is extremely significant) makes it easier to observe the participant's tolerance and endurance time under low-pressure conditions, resulting in more rigorous and accurate experimental results regarding the optimal protective time of protective clothing in LOP/NOP environments.

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