title: [Diurnal rhythm of body temperature during space flight].
abstract: The axillary temperature of the Mongolian Salyut-6 crewmember was measured in the daytime before, during and after flight. The temperature was recorded immediately after awakening to going to sleep every 2 hours: a month prelaunch in the Cosmonauts' Training Center during 5 days, a week prelaunch at the Baikonur launch site during 3 days, inflight from the middle of mission day 2 to the middle of mission day 7 every day, and postflight at Baikonur during 4 days. It was found that inflight the axillary temperature decreased significantly by 0.44 degrees C as compared to the data obtained in the Cosmonauts' Training Center and by 0.22 degrees C as compared to the data obtained at the launch site. There were also some changes in the pattern of acrophases on the time scale. It is recommended to continue thermal regulation measurements in space flight.
mesh_terms: D000222:Adaptation, Physiological; D001365:Axilla; D001831:Body Temperature; D002940:Circadian Rhythm; D006801:Humans; D012621:Seasons; D013026:Space Flight
vernacular_title: Sutochnyĭ ritm temperatury tel cheloveka v kosmicheskom polete.