Effects of some tranquilizing, analeptic and vasodilating drugs on physical work capacity and orthostatic tolerance.

PDFTech ReportFAA-AM-63-34DOT/FAA/AM-63/34Air pilotsAircraft accidentsDrugsTranquilizersSedativesArteriesPerformancePhysiological aspectsHuman subject testingBlood pressureHeart rateCaffeineAcetatesCardiovascular systemRespiratory systemPsychological aspectsUnited StatesCivil Aerospace Medical InstituteGanslen, R.V.Balke, B.Nagle, F.J.Phillips, E.E.Civil Aeromedical Research Institute. Aeronautical CenterNTL-AVIATION-Aviation Human FactorsNTL-AVIATION-Aviation Safety/AirworthinessNTL-SAFETY AND SECURITY-AccidentsNTL-SAFETY AND SECURITY-Aviation Safety/AirworthinessNTL-SAFETY AND SECURITY-Human FactorsUS Transportation CollectionFor ages, man has attempted to induce changes of psychosomatic behavior by utilizing plants or plant products with stimulating or sedating properties