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The Meaning of the Term Accident in the Indiana Workmen\u27s Compensation Act [PDF]
, 2011 Jaskowiak, F. Joseph
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Common medical syndromes in physical exertion.
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Physical Exertion and Mental Performance
Ergonomics, 1973The problem of why people in a state of fatigue make wrong decisions prompted a series of laboratory experiments of which two are described. Subjects pedalled a bicycle ergometer for varying periods of time and were tested for mental performance after different amounts of physical exertion.
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The physiology of extreme physical exertion
Endeavour, 1987Abstract Regular physical activity can make an important contribution to maintaining a healthy body. However, insufficient knowledge of the biological laws underlying the training process may easily lead to excessive strain and injuries. Extremely strenuous activities, such as marathons and triathlons, require proper training and preparation ...
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Perceived Exertion of Physical Activity During Pregnancy
Journal of Physical Activity and Health, 2015Background:Maternal physical activity declines across gestation, possibly due to changing perception of physical activity intensity. Our purpose was to a) determine whether rating of perceived exertion (RPE) during a treadmill exercise changes at a given energy expenditure, and b) identify the influence of prepregnancy physical activity behavior on ...
Mallory R, Marshall, James M, Pivarnik
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Return to Physical Activity After Exertional Rhabdomyolysis
Current Sports Medicine Reports, 2008Exertional rhabdomyolysis (ER) is a condition characterized by muscle pain, swelling, and weakness following some exertional stress, with or without concomitant heat stress. Athletes who experience ER often present to the emergency department, the training room, or the physician's office seeking guidance and care for this condition, often feeling it is
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[Energy yield during physical exertion].
Wiener medizinische Wochenschrift (1946), 1985Every energy demanding process in the skeletal muscle is associated with the use of adenosinetriphosphate, the essential muscular high-energy phosphate. ATP is rephosphorylated by ADP (= adenosine diphosphate) and this process depends on the type, intensity and duration of the physical exercise.
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TOTAL COLLAPSE ASSOCIATED WITH PHYSICAL EXERTION
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1943To the Editor:— I should like to comment on the two references to the paper by Colonel Suzman and myself (Mechanisms Involved in Acute Fatal Nontraumatic Collapse Associated with Exertion,Am. Heart J.23:761 [June] 1942) made by Dr. A. M. Master (Total Collapse Associated with Physical Exertion) inThe Journal, Oct. 3, 1942, page 392.
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