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a. Glossary

1. Exercise Physiology: is the study of the human body under the influence of sports science and functional activity changes in the law. 2. Metabolism: the exchange of material and energy of the body and the external environment continues to Nike Requin Homme be transferred.

3. Motor units: a α- motor neurons and muscle fibers dominated by its most basic composed of muscle contraction units, called motor units

4. Fatigue: physiological process which the body can not continue to function at a particular level and / or can not maintain a predetermined exercise intensity. Excitement: refers to living tissue under the stimulation produced by a transmissible, while changes in the electrical activity of physiological processes. 5. Membrane potential (membrane potential): the potential difference between inside and outside of the cell membrane, said membrane potential, membrane potential, including resting potential and action potential. 6. Action potential: excitable cells stimulated to produce potential fluctuations transmissible, called action potentials.

7. Fluids: the body is the general term for all liquids, including intracellular and extracellular Bottes Timberland fluid, accounting for about 60 to 70 percent of body weight. 8. Human body environment: the body's cells are immersed in the extracellular solution into the extracellular fluid environment of living cells is, the survival of the human body in order to distinguish the http://www.bonchau.org/ external environment, so called the extracellular environment within the body.

10. RBC hematocrit: volume ratio of blood cells in the human body is called the hematocrit and plasma, blood cells, red blood cells because the vast majority of accounts

Most so called hematocrit.

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