Exercises in Practical Physiology
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A IN THE PHYSIOLOGY OP THE NEEVOUS SYSTEM.
61 Fatigue. (Man.) A. — Of Voluntary Muscular Efforts.
With the dynamograph and slow clock take series of maximum volmitary grasps of the hand at some regular rhythm, timing yourself by the clock tick. Make the volun- tary efforts in some such rhythm as the following : — Each contraction lasting 2 sec. ; interval between each two con- tractions, 2 sec. ; a group of 30 such contractions will therefore take 2 minutes. Take two or more such groups of 30 m...aximal efforts, interposing between each two^oups a period of rest of say 1 min. Be as attentive as possible to make the voluntary efforts as regular and as gre*fc as possible, and do not look at the tracing until the series is finished. If so inclined, you may further examine the effects of variations of rhythm upoii the rate of fatigue.
Pig. 42. — Dynamogeaph.
40 kgs.
I'lN, 30 „ 20 „ 10 „ „ rime in miu.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A IN THE PHYSIOLOGY OP THE NEEVOUS SYSTEM.
61 Fatigue. (Man.) A. — Of Voluntary Muscular Efforts.
With the dynamograph and slow clock take series of maximum volmitary grasps of the hand at some regular rhythm, timing yourself by the clock tick. Make the volun- tary efforts in some such rhythm as the following : — Each contraction lasting 2 sec. ; interval between each two con- tractions, 2 sec. ; a group of 30 such contractions will therefore take 2 minutes. Take two or more such groups of 30 m...aximal efforts, interposing between each two^oups a period of rest of say 1 min. Be as attentive as possible to make the voluntary efforts as regular and as gre*fc as possible, and do not look at the tracing until the series is finished. If so inclined, you may further examine the effects of variations of rhythm upoii the rate of fatigue.
Pig. 42. — Dynamogeaph.
40 kgs.
I'lN, 30 „ 20 „ 10 „ „ rime in miu.
■Mi'iil F.liMteM :;aiy!iSitSuiffflii Item;,,, ! 1 i 1 1 1 lit Wi Jt!;'lJii:,'.:,ii ;ijJ,l'iak..
What to read after Exercises in Practical Physiology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Waller, Augustus Désiré, 1856-1922 to read onlineMoreLess
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