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6.14.1.2 6.14.1.3 SMZA-03-SC01Z APOLLO OPERATIONS HANDBOOK CREW PERSONAL EQUIPMENT Personal Biomedical SensOr s Instrument Assembly. Constant monitoring of the heart beat and respiration is required. The sensors assembly automatically and continually senses these functions when the main display panel switch is positioned tO the crewman tO be monitored. The personal biomedical sensors instrument assembly consists of the following: • Electrodes (silver silver chloride), 4 or more • AcCessories, such as paste and application tape. T/ue sensors will be used to gain the following: • 2 electrocardiographs (ECG) • ReSpiration rate. The sensor assemblies are attached tO the body of the astronaut at areas of sparse muscles (to reduce artifact level) by use of paste and tape, and remain throughout the mission. Biomedical Preamplifier Instrument Assembly. Because of their weak magnitude, the sensor signals have to be amplified before being telemetered. This function is performed by the preamplifiers (or signal conditioners). The preamplifiers are about the size of a cigarette pack and weigh about 100 grams. They operate on a source voltage of 16.8 volts, therefore one dc-dc converter. There are three preamplifiers which are to be used for the following measurements: • ECG Nc. I • ECG No. Z or phonocardiograph (uses s_me preamplifier) • Kespiration rate The preamplifiers fit into pockets in the constant wear garment, circurnferentially around the stomach diaphragm. Wire leads connect to the Sensors, which act as electrodes. The sensors act as an electrode for one or more preamplifiers. The difference of resistance betweentwo electrodes is measured. Muscle activity (breathing) changes the skin resistance and this change is measured and sent to the telemetry equipment. One electrode or sensor can be wired to more than one lead for a preamplifier. Each preamplifier will have a lead (to an umbilical) termi- nating wlth a connector. The connectors will plug into a larger common umbilical. 6. 14. I. 4 Bioinstrumentation Accessories Kit. Mission A kit of spares and possible use for additional scientific experiments will be located in the right-hand equipment bay on the kick ring adjacent to the LEB. The kit will have 35 sensors, 50 micropore discs, 8 wet wipe towels, and I tube of electrolyte paste. _, | MEDICAL SUPPLIES (GFP) Basic Date 12 Nov 1966 Change Date 6-42 , Page , ] | '! I i I T !. I I I I
I- I I ° . i SMZA-03-SC01Z APOLLO OPERATIONS HANDBOOK CREW PERSONAL EQUIPMENT 6.14.1.5 Personal Radiation Do situate rs. The crew will wear five passive dosimeters in the form of film packs in the CWG. One crewman will also wear an ionization chamber of the. active type in his CWG, Personal dosimeter information will not be telemetered ..................................... 6. 14. Z MEDICAL KIT (GFP). Missior, The medical.supplies are contained in oral drugs, injectable drugs., dressings, topical agents, and an inhaler. The content of the medical kit is as follows: Drug Bismuth subcarbonate Darvon -ompound 65 Globaline Tigan, Bonodoxin, or Marezine Oral, Drugs Us.e Fever, pain reducer Fever, pain reducer Suppre sse s infection of gastro-inte stinal system Anti-naus eant (6-man day treatment) No. of Tabs Dexedrine Stimulant IZ Acromycin (Z50 rag) 24 Elective medication 9 D rug Morphine Sulphate Demerol Tigan, Bonodoxin, or Marezine Injectable Drugs Pain killer Anti-nauseant Drug i_ c, .'_ined in an automatic medical injector MEDICAL SUPPLIES (GFP} Z4 IZ 50 Z4 Use No. of Units Basic Date 12 Nov !966 - Chan_e Date .... . ..... Page 6-43
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