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set of processes that make the air flow between the atmosphere and the pulmonary alveoli through the alternating acts of inspiration and expiration
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the muscle remains static, without being shortened or lengthened, but although it remains static generates tension
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Amount of pressure can be generated in a gaseous environment.
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Amount of calories the body needs to function at its most basic level
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It is responsible for controlling all the muscles of the face, neck and posture.
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System to regulate the temperature automatically.
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It refers to a wide variety of activities and movements that include daily activities, such as walking, dancing, climbing and descending stairs, housework, gardening and others, in addition to the planned exercises.
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is based on the development of activities with less intensity but for longer periods of time
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Solid organic substance, white and soluble in water, which constitutes the energy reserves of animal and plant cells; It is composed of a certain number of carbon atoms, a certain number of oxygen atoms and twice as many hydrogen atoms.
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it is the force exerted by the blood against the walls of the arteries.
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it is more or less a sin of weightlessness and zero-G, but it indicates that the G forces is not absolutely zero, only very small
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It is a resistance test that is based on traveling as far as possible in 12 minutes at a constant speed
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Set of properties and functions of the organs and tissues of the body of living beings.
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Number of times the heart beats per minute
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It is the largest communication route between the forebrain, the spinal cord and the peripheral nerves
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Chemical produced by an organ, or by him, whose function is to regulate the activity of a particular tissue
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Chemical substance that is part of the structure of cell membranes and is the essential constituent of living cells; Its main biological functions are to act as a biocatalyst of metabolism and to act as an antibody.
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Physical activity that is done to preserve or recover health or to prepare for a sport
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it is a system of physical conditioning based on constantly varied exercises, with functional movements, executed at high intensity.
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It is a state of oxygen deficiency in the blood, cells and tissues of the organism, with a compromise of the function of the same.
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is the maximum amount of oxygen that the body can absorb, transport and consume per unit of time
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is a hormone that regulates the concentration of sugar in the blood.
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Set of cells of an organism that have the same function and morphological differentiation and that constitute the fundamental structure of the different organs.
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is a chemical compound that plays important roles in various biochemical processes
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It is a collapsible tissue that is part of the human body and other animals. It is made up of muscle tissue. Muscles are related to the skeleton or are part of the structure of various organs and devices.
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State in which a living being or organism does not have any injury or suffer from any disease and exercises all its functions normally.
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It is the first wave of the cardiac cycle. It represents the depolarization of the atria
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Central part of the nervous system of vertebrates, enclosed and protected in the cranial cavity and formed by the brain itself, the cerebellum and the medulla oblongata.
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Organic substance, unctuous and generally solid at room temperature, found in adipose tissue and other parts of the body of animals, as well as in plants, especially in the seeds of certain plants; It is constituted by a mixture of fatty acids and glycerin esters
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Fundamental anatomical unit of all living organisms, usually microscopic, formed by cytoplasm, one or more nuclei and a membrane that surrounds it.
