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Photographic documentation of Commander John Casper (009-010), Mission Specialist Charles ``Sam`` Gemar and Pilot Andrew Allen (009) during orthostatic function testing aboard the Space Shuttle Columbia during STS-62. The testing documents the relationship between mission duration and changes in orthostatic function of crew members during the actual stresses of landing and egress from the seat and crew cabin. The heart rate and rhythm, blood pressure, cardiac output, and peripheral resistance of crew members will be monitored in order to develop and assess countermeasures designed to improve orthostatic tolerance upon return to Earth.
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Photographic documentation of Commander John Casper (009-010), Mission Specialist Charles ``Sam`` Gemar and Pilot Andrew Allen (009) during orthostatic function testing aboard the Space Shuttle Columbia during STS-62. The testing documents the relationship between mission duration and changes in orthostatic function of crew members during the actual stresses of landing and egress from the seat and crew cabin. The heart rate and rhythm, blood pressure, cardiac output, and peripheral resistance of crew members will be monitored in order to develop and assess countermeasures designed to improve orthostatic tolerance upon return to Earth.
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