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Cardiac Output

Cardiac Output The cardiac output is simply the amount of blood pumped by the heart per minute. Necessarily, the cardiac output is the product of

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Bone structure and formation

Bone structure and formation: Bone is the hardest of the connective tissues. Compact bone (Cortical Bone) and Spongy bone (Spongy Bone) are the two types

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Lungs Volume

Lungs Volume The total air volume of the lungs is about 4 to 6 liters and varies with a person’s size, age, gender, and respiratory

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Central Nervous System

The Central Nervous System: The Central Nervous System comprises of the Brain and the Spinal cord: The Brain plays a central role in the control

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Muscular tissues

Muscular tissues can be classified into: Smooth, non-striated or involuntary muscles. Cardiac muscle or myocardium. Skeletal, striated or voluntary muscles. Skeletal muscles: Skeletal muscle comes

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Cardiovascular system

Cardiovascular system Humans have a closed circulatory system. You may remember that in a closed system blood is contained within vessels and that the main

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BONE DEVELOPMENT

BONE DEVELOPMENT: There are two processes that form our bones before we are born: intramembranous ossification and endochondral ossification. Bones of the skeleton are developed

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Autonomic Nervous System

 Autonomic Nervous System The autonomic system is the part of the peripheral nervous system responsible for regulating involuntary body functions, such as blood flow, heartbeat,

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Muscle Physiology

Muscle Physiology               Muscle cells are specialized to contract. The cells are similar in structure to the other cells in the body but are elongated

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Blood pressure (BP)

Blood pressure (BP) It’s the lateral pressure excreted by blood on blood vessels. It’s normally expressed as arterial pressure. It has 2 phases: Systolic blood

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Utkatasana – Mighty Posture

Utkatasana – Mighty Posture (utkata = mighty or powerful) Practice: Come to Tadasana, by keeping legs together and palms beside your thighs. As you inhale

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Ustrasana – Camel Posture

Ustrasana – Camel Posture        (ustra – camel)   Practice: Come to kneeling posture called (Vajrasana) thunder bolt posture, by keeping knees together, hips touching

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Vrksasana – Tree Posture

Vrksasana – Tree Posture (vrksa – tree) Practice: Come to Tadasana( mountain posture), shift your whole body weight to left foot , bend right leg

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Tadasana – Mountain Posture

Tadasana – Mountain Posture (tada – mountain)   Practice: Come to standing posture. Stand straight with the feet together, the inner heels and big toes

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Sukhasana – Easy Posture

Sukhasana – Easy Posture (sukha – easy or  comfortable) Practice: Come to (Dandasana) staff posture, fold right leg knees place it beneath left knee. Now

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Salabhasana – Locust Posture

Salabhasana – Locust Posture (salabha – locust) Practice: Come to (Makrasana) Crocodile relaxation posture, bring legs together toes pointing outward, heels together , knees together

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Plank Posture

Plank Posture Practice: It is the  part of the Surya namaskara ( sun salutation) after Aswa Sanchalansana (Equestrian or runners lunge Posture) , from here

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Matsyasana – Fish Posture

Matsyasana – Fish Posture (matsya – fish)   Practice: Come to supine posture, by bringing legs together, arms beside thi Now adopt padmasana with support

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Dhanurasana – Bow Posture

Dhanurasana – Bow Posture (dhanu – bow)   Practice: Lie on prone posture called Makrasana (crocodile) relaxation posture. Now bend the knees, stretch the arms

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Cakarasana – Wheel Posture

Cakarasana – Wheel Posture (cakra – wheel) Practice: Come to (Savasana) corpse posture; bring legs together foot pointing upward, arms beside thighs. Place the palms

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