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Any bodily movement produced by skeletal muscles that requires energy expenditure.
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Nutrients that supply most of the metabolic energy of the body. The main are carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids.
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Discipline of Health that offers a therapeutic alternative non-drug treatment, through therapeutic exercise, heat, cold, light, water, manual techniques including massage and electricity.
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Sequence of events electrical, mechanical, sound and pressure, related to the flow of blood through the heart chambers, the contraction and relaxation of each one of them, the opening and closing of the valves and the production of noise associated to them.
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cell organelles responsible for supply most of the energy required for the cellular activity (cellular respiration).
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science that studies the functions of multicellular beings (live).
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Set of biochemical reactions and physico-chemical processes that occur in a cell and in the agency
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Movement of molecules from a region of high concentration to one of lower concentration.
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Set of processes of metabolism that result in the synthesis of cellular components from precursors of low molecular mass
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Degree of force or energy with which an action is performed or manifests itself a phenomenon, a feeling.
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Number of contractions of the heart or keystrokes per unit of time.
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Unit from an anatomical and functional of the striated muscle. Is limited by two lines Z with a zone A and two semi areas I.
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Period in which the heart relaxes after contraction.
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Any physical activity that improves and maintains the physical fitness, health and welfare of the person.
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soft tissue that is found in most of the animals. They generate movement to shrinking or stretching to the relax.
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Physical activity, exercised as a game or competition, whose practice involves training and subject to rules
