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Polar rs800cx heart rate receiver

Manufactured by Polar Electro
Sourced in Finland

The Polar RS800CX heart rate receiver is a device that measures and displays a user's heart rate. It is designed to provide accurate and reliable heart rate data during various physical activities.

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4 protocols using polar rs800cx heart rate receiver

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Cardiovascular Responses to Musical Stimuli

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Data were collected in a room with the temperature set between 21°C and 25°C and relative humidity regulated between 50% and 60%. The volunteers were instructed not to drink alcoholic or caffeinated beverages for 24 hours before the evaluation. The data were collected on an individual basis between 8 AM and 12 PM. The procedures necessary for the data collection were explained on an individual basis; the subjects were instructed to remain at rest and avoid talking during the data collection.
After the initial evaluation, we placed the heart monitor belt over the subject's thorax, aligned with the distal third of the sternum, and the Polar RS800CX heart rate receiver (Polar Electro, Finland) was placed on the wrist. The subjects were seated and remained at rest with spontaneous breathing for 10 minutes with the earphones turned off.
The protocol was performed on the following sequence: 1) Record of 10 minutes with no music exposure; 2) After 10 minutes of rest, the subjects were exposed to excitatory heavy metal (Gamma Ray's "Heavy Metal Universe") or classic baroque (Pachelbel's "Canon in D Major") musical auditory stimulation for 5 minutes each style; 3) subsequently, the individuals remained at rest for 5 minutes and; 4) thereafter they were exposed to musical auditory stimulation for 5 minutes. The sequence of songs was randomized for each individual
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Examining Music's Physiological Impact

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Data collection was performed at a room temperature between 21°C and 25°C with humidity between 50% and 60%. The volunteers were instructed to not ingest alcohol and caffeine for 24 h prior to evaluation. The collection was made individually between 8 AM and 11 AM, and the volunteers were instructed to remain at rest, avoiding talking during the experiment.
After the initial evaluation, the heart monitor belt was then placed over the thorax, aligned with the distal third of the sternum and the Polar RS800CX Heart Rate receiver (Polar Electro, Finland) was placed on the wrist. Subsequently, the volunteers remained at seated rest for 10 min with the headset off.
Then, the volunteers were exposed to musical auditory stimulation with heavy metal (Gamma Ray's “Heavy Metal Universe”) and classic baroque styles (Pachelbel's “Canon in D Major”) for a period of 10 min for each style on different days, and after the music exposure the volunteers remained at rest with the headset turned off for 30 min. The full protocol lasted 50 min each day, performed on two consecutive days.
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Cardiovascular Response to Postural Change

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Data were collected in our laboratory under controlled temperature (21°C–25°C) and humidity (50%–60%), and volunteers were instructed to avoid consuming alcohol, caffeine and substances that influence the ANS for 24 hours before evaluation. Data were collected between 8 and 12 AM. All procedures necessary for the data collection were explained to the individuals, and the subjects were instructed to remain at rest and to avoid talking during the data collection.
After the initial evaluation the heart monitor belt was then placed over the thorax, aligned with the distal third of the sternum and the Polar RS800CX heart rate receiver (Polar Electro, Finland) was placed on the wrist. The subject remained 10 minutes seated at rest with spontaneous breathing. After ten minutes the volunteers quickly stood up from a seated position in up to three seconds according to verbal command and remained standing for 15 minutes.
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Circadian Rhythm Impact on Heart Rate

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Data collection was commenced at room temperature between 21 and 25 °C, and with humidity between 50 and 60%. Patients were instructed to not ingest alcohol, caffeine, or other autonomic stimulants for 24 h prior to evaluation. Data collection was achieved individually between 18:00 and 21:00 to standardize circadian influences [27 (link)]. Patients were instructed to remain in the sitting position, at rest, and to avoid conversation during the experiment. Individuals with FVC < 50% were not under ventilation support during recording.
After the initial evaluation, the heart-monitor belt was then placed over the thorax, and aligned with the distal third of the sternum and the Polar RS800CX heart-rate receiver (Polar Electro, Finland). RR intervals were recorded with a sampling rate of 1 kHz. They were then transferred to Polar Precision Performance software (v. 3.0, Polar Electro, Finland). This software allowed for heart-rate visualization and the extraction of a file relating to a cardiac period (RR interval) in a txt file. After digital filtering supplemented with manual filtering to eliminate artefacts, 1000 RR intervals were applied for data analysis. We included only series with >95% sinus beats [28 (link)].
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