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The role of the hypothalamic and skin temperatures in controlling thermal response of a resting dog was studied by two methods: (1) measurements were made of hypothalamic, rectal, ear, skin, and trunk skin temperatures of the dog in winter fur in hot, neutral, and cold environments; respiration rate and shivering were observed: (2) a thermal clamp (six thermodes surrounding the hypothalamus and perfused with water to hold it at approximately 38.7C) was used to measure thermal and metabolic responses of the resting, fasting dog during exposure to a wide range of temperatures. Although skin and hypothalamic temperatures were found to contribute to shivering and panting, a relationship between the hypothalamic and skin temperatures and the motor responses could not be established. The mode and site of pyrogenic action were established by the following methods. Assuming that these agennts act on the thermally sensitive cells of the anterior hypothalamus by raising the set point for physiological temperature regulation to a higher level, we planned to either counteract their effect by heating this region of the hypothalamus with 3.7 megacycle radio frequency energy between implanted the

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Author

Hammel, Harold T. 1921-2005

Publisher

Biomedical Laboratory, Aerospace Medical Laboratory, Aeronautical Systems Division, Air Force Systems Command, United States Air Force, 1961.

Published

1961

Language

EN

Category

nonfiction