Carbon monoxide and driving skills.

Author(s)
Wright, G. Randell, P. & Sheppard, R.J.
Year
Abstract

Eighty milliliters of carbon monoxide (CO) or 80 ml of air was administered doubleblind to 50 adults (32 men, 18 women). Blood carboxythemoglobin (COHb) levels increased by 3.4% in those receiving CO. Brake reaction time, night vision, glare vision, glare recovery, hand-steadiness, and depth perception all showed small and individually insignificant deterioration in the group receiving.

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B 8851 fo /93.2/ IRRD 214182
Source

Archives on Environmental Health, Vol. 27 (1973), No. 6 (December), p. 349-354, 7 fig., 28 ref.

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