Gymnastics (Greek gymnastike from gymnos - naked) is a system of physical exercises that includes various combinations of movements with regulated speed, pace and amplitude, as well as dosed muscle tension.
Types of gymnastics:
hygienic - aimed primarily at health-improving purposes, one of its most common forms is exercise;
morning hygienic gymnastics (synonym: exercise) - a set of physical exercises performed after waking up in the morning to increase the general tone of the body;
corrective - remedial gymnastics, designed to prevent further development or correct postural disorders or deformities of the musculoskeletal system;
curative - used as a preventive or curative measure; is the main form of physiotherapy exercises;
industrial - carried out during the working day in order to maintain health and increase the level of efficiency of students or workers.
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Nitrogen (Nitrogenium; N; Greek a - negative part + zoe - life) is a chemical element of group V of the periodic system of D. I. Mendeleev with an atomic mass (weight) of 14.007; atomic number - 7. In living organisms, nitrogen is part of proteins and their derivatives. In molecular form (N2), it is a gas that makes up 78% of the volume of the earth's atmosphere
Azotemia (azotaeimia; Greek a- - negative part + zoe - life + Greek haima - blood; synonym: hyperazotemia) - excess content of nitrogen-containing protein metabolism products in the blood
Eye accommodation (accomodatio oculi; lat. accomodatio - adaptation, adaptation) is a physiological process characterized by changes in the refractive power of the eye during visual perception of objects located at different distances from it
Medical area - a territorial unit with a certain number of residents or employees and workers united according to the production principle, which is assigned to a specific doctor of the polyclinic in order to provide medical care, study the state of health and carry out preventive measures
