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Study aim
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The aim of this study is comparing the acute effects of activity and periodic hypoxia on the nitric oxide, blood pressure and the pulmonary function in patient of obstructive sleep apnea.
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Design
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This research is semi-experimental with pretest and posttest interference.The time for each intervention will be randomly and at least three days will be between two interventions
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Settings and conduct
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11 males will select with least four options of inventory STOP-BAKG questionnaires.They will perform Aerobic exercise on treadmill with 0/070 hart rate reserve in 40 min and inhaled intermittently 5 min normoxic and hypoxic 0/011 air for an hour. Nitric oxide, blood pressure and lung function will measured before and after interventions. SPSS22 ,Kolmogorov Smirnov, ANOVA and Pearson was used.The significance level was considered 0.05 in all tests.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Without respiratory infection, without uncontrolled diabetes or hypertension, without bedridden for Apnea since three months ago, lock of smoking, daily mobility without absolute rest. Absenteeism in any sessions, voluntary exit.
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Intervention groups
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They will perform aerobic exercise on treadmill with intensity of 70 percent hart rate reserve, along 40 minutes. In intermittent hypoxia, subjects will inhaled intermittently 5 minutes normoxic air and hypoxic 11 percent air at sitting position for an hour. Nitric oxide, blood pressure and lung function will measure before and after interventions.
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Main outcome variables
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We expect that aerobic exercise protocol of the hypoxia periodic activity, nitric oxide and blood pressure systolic in apnea will improve. This method has less limitations in comparison with regular exercise at the same time. Expect to fulfill the aim of regular practice for sick, disabled and older applicant.