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OXYGEN TRANSPORT AND USE

"The body under stress behaves as a perfect machine that integrates and harmonises the functional responses of multiple organs and pathways. In this process, the delivery of oxygen to mitochondria is essential to perform at aerobic capacity."

ENERGY LIBERATION AND TRANSFER

"There are many similarities between the 'human engine' and the combustion engine constructed by man"

BLOOD AND BODY FLUIDS

"The function of the individual cells within the body is dependent on the constancy of their internal and surrounding environment"

CIRCULATION

"A scientific discussion of the oxygen-transporting during muscular activity reveals that a regulation of the circulation at rest and during sub maximal exercise is not guided only by the metabolic rate; various other factors may influence the circulatory response to exercise"

RESPIRATION

"The living cell uses oxygen for its metabolism, in the course of which carbon dioxide is produced"

SKELETAL SYSTEM

"It is the supporting framework which prevents the entire body from collapsing into a heap of soft tissue; it is the protecting shell or casing for such vital, viable organs as the brain, lungs, heart, and pelvic organs; and it contains within its structures the factories for formed elements of the blood"