"Fatigue" According to Jane Brody, in her essay, exhaustion, tiredness, weariness, low energy, and weakness are known as a semi-illness named fatigue. Not a while ago, people's complaint was based on over exertion; meanwhile, in modern-day fatigues, grievance about being tired is more likely a consequence of "under exertion". According to the modern day model, which has been described in Brody's essay, three classes of fatigue should be consider. In the "Physical Fatigue category" the main point is about overworking the muscles to the point where metabolic waste products accumulate in the body and "sap" the strength. The solution for physical fatigue is simply making the body comfortable; however, "Pathological Fatigue" described as a warning to the body after a cold or flue. "Psychological Fatigue" is another term for "emotional problem and conflicts". This particular type of fatigue can often come out as physical symptoms. Applying couple of remedies for psychological fatigue patient including "underlying emotional problems" and "marriage counseling" may help the condition.
More Biology
essays:
Pilot fatigue The Causes, Effects and Consequences
... fatigue can manifest itself in many forms, in different forums and occur for a variety of different reasons. What one can not deny, based on evidence presented, is that fatigue can be an extremely dangerous condition and have many adverse and ...
Muscle Fatigue
... fatigue is weakness or weariness resulting from exertion or prolonged stress and the failure to maintain an expected power output. (Amussen) The process by which your body produces energy is called glycolysis. During glycolysis, glycogen is broken to produce creatine phosphate, which releases energy ...
Aviation: Fatigue, Stress, and Task Saturation
... and noticed no fatigue in the pilot. Self-assessment of fatigue in yourself and others is notoriously inaccurate (Hawkins 1993). The pilot had been on duty for thirteen and a half hours and ... weather shows no sign of letting up and the ground conditions are severe. As the flight makes its final ...
Thyroids
... and slow muscles Fish Red, slow, resistant to fatigue Pink, intermediate speed, moderately resistant to fatigue White, fast, forceful, fatigue quickly Birds: white and dark muscles Humans and ...
Human Biology
... and the storage form of blood sugar in the muscles and liver. A potassium shortage results in lower levels of stored glycogen. Because exercising muscles use glycogen for energy, a potassium deficiency produces great fatigue and ...