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Physiology
36- Adaptations to training
- Balance and posture
- Blood pressure and its regulation
- Blood, haemostasis and blood groups
- Breathing
- Carbohydrate and fat oxidation
- Contraction modes
- Digestion and absorption
- Eating before, during and after exercise
- Excitation-contraction coupling
- Exercise at altitude and underwater
- Exercise physiology
- Force-velocity and force-length relations
- Glycolysis and lactate
- Hormones and their glands
- Hormones of exercise
- Immunity
- Micronutrients and hydration
- Motor areas, cerebellum and basal ganglia
- Motor units and recruitment
- Muscle fibre types
- Oxygen deficit and EPOC
- Oxygen transport
- Proprioception
- Skeletal striated muscle
- Spinal reflexes
- The athlete's macronutrients
- The ATP-PCr system
- The cardiac cycle and the ECG
- The heart's response to exercise
- The kidney and fluid and electrolyte balance
- The neuron and the synapse
- The spinal cord
- Thermoregulation in exercise
- Ventilation and ventilatory thresholds
- Vision and reaction time
Anatomy
26- Agonist, antagonist, synergist and fixator
- Anatomical terminology
- Anatomy — Bones of the skeleton
- Joints and movements
- Palpable bony landmarks
- Spinal curves and posture
- The 12 cranial nerves
- The ankle and the foot
- The brachial and lumbosacral plexuses
- The brain: lobes and structures
- The elbow and the wrist
- The great arteries and veins
- The hand and its joints
- The heart: chambers, valves and coronaries
- The hip joint
- The knee joint
- The muscles of the arm and forearm
- The muscles of the hip and buttock
- The muscles of the leg and foot
- The muscles of the shoulder and shoulder girdle
- The muscles of the thigh
- The muscles of the trunk and neck
- The nerves of the limbs
- The shoulder joint
- The spine in motion
- The vertebrae and the spine
Nursing
11Pharmacology
6Learning paths
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