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The effects of inert gas narcosis on certain aspects of serial response time

BARRY FOWLER Department of Physical Education, York University, Ontario, Canada
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S. GRANGER Department of Physical Education, York University, Ontario, Canada
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K. N. Ackles Defence and Civil Institute of Environmental Medicine, Ontario, Canada
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D. E. Holness Defence and Civil Institute of Environmental Medicine, Ontario, Canada
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G. R. Wright Defence and Civil Institute of Environmental Medicine, Ontario, Canada
Pages 1125-1138 | Received 13 May 1982, Published online: 31 May 2007

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Cédric Meckler, Jean-Eric Blatteau, Thierry Hasbroucq, Bruno Schmid, Jean-Jacques Risso & Franck Vidal. (2014) Effects of hyperbaric nitrogen-induced narcosis on response-selection processes. Ergonomics 57:2, pages 210-218.
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KEVIN HAMILTON, BARRY FOWLER & G. PORLIER. (1989) The effects of hyperbaric air in combination with ethyl alcohol and dextroamphetamine on serial choice-reaction time. Ergonomics 32:4, pages 409-422.
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Maaike I. Moes, Antonis Elia, Mikael Gennser & Michail E. Keramidas. (2024) Combined effects of mild hypothermia and nitrous-oxide-induced narcosis on manual and cognitive performance. American Journal of Physiology-Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology 326:3, pages R197-R209.
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Xavier C. E. Vrijdag, Hanna van Waart, Chris Sames, Simon J. Mitchell & Jamie W. Sleigh. (2022) Does hyperbaric oxygen cause narcosis or hyperexcitability? A quantitative EEG analysis . Physiological Reports 10:14.
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Huseyin Karakaya, Serkan Aksu, Salih Murat Egi, Salih Aydin & Atilla Uslu. (2021) Effects of Hyperbaric Nitrogen Narcosis on Cognitive Performance in Recreational air SCUBA Divers: An Auditory Event-related Brain Potentials Study. Annals of Work Exposures and Health 65:5, pages 505-515.
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Xavier C. E. Vrijdag, Hanna van Waart, Simon J. Mitchell & Jamie W. Sleigh. (2020) An Electroencephalogram Metric of Temporal Complexity Tracks Psychometric Impairment Caused by Low-dose Nitrous Oxide. Anesthesiology 134:2, pages 202-218.
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Malcolm Hobbs & Wendy Kneller. (2015) Inert gas narcosis disrupts encoding but not retrieval of long term memory. Physiology & Behavior 144, pages 46-51.
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Nathalie Turle–Lorenzo, Boualem Zouani & Jean-Jacques Risso. (1999) Narcotic Effects Produced by Nitrous Oxide and Hyperbaric Nitrogen Narcosis in Rats Performing a Fixed-Ratio Test. Physiology & Behavior 67:3, pages 321-325.
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Elizabeth W Pang & Barry Fowler. (1997) Use of nitrous oxide to dissociate the non-specific and specific components of the human auditory N1. Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology/Evoked Potentials Section 104:6, pages 555-558.
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M. Fried, M. Garrioch, B. Tiplady & J.A.W. Wildsmith. (2016) The effects of inhaled nitrous oxide on some measures of attention. Journal of Psychopharmacology 9:2, pages 123-126.
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D. Fagan, D. L. Paul, B. Tiplady & D. B. Scott. (1994) A dose-response study of the effects of inhaled nitrous oxide on psychological performance and mood. Psychopharmacology 116:3, pages 333-338.
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S. BROOKE & H. ELLIS. 1992. The Physical Environment. The Physical Environment 177 209 .
Barry Fowler, Ian Mitchell, Mini Bhatia & Gerald Porlier. (2016) Narcosis Has Additive Rather Than Interactive Effects on Discrimination Reaction Time. Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 31:5, pages 571-578.
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T. Osaka, H. Yoshimatsu, H. Kannan & H. Yamashita. (1989) Activity of hypothalamic neurons in conscious rats decreased by hyperbaric environment. Brain Research Bulletin 22:3, pages 549-555.
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Barry Fowler, Barry Kelso, Jack Landolt & Gerry Porlier. (1988) The effects of nitrous oxide on P300 and reaction time. Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology 69:2, pages 171-178.
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