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KIN 100 1st Edition Lecture 27 Integrative Kinesiology The Mars space mission Muscle function Problem Disuse atrophy heart size decrease muscle size decrease strength decrease Solutions to functional muscle loss Nutritional water loss in microgravity pharmacological exercise aerobic exercise resistance exercise Artificial gravity human powered centrifuge people power bike that produces gravitational field also get exercise Other alternatives Lower body negative pressure temporarily moves bodily fluid that have moved location due to lack of gravity Visual illusions sitting in a parked car when adjacent car starts moving elevator sitting in a moving train while in a tunnel and looking out the window contributors to upright balance vision tactile seat of pants vestibular situation awareness aircraft instruments scuba bubbles avalanche These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute mismatch problems different senses send conflicting information solutions to high gravity force anti gravity suits Effect of Altitude exacerbated by smoking affects night vision above 12 500 ft crew O2 Fatigue physical fatigue muscle fatigue muscle soreness sleep deprivation


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