Get ready, Dan Robson will
establish a new world mark, to be submerged inside of an aquarium,
the goal to be beat it is 9 days, on those last two years Dan is preparing
if psicologicamente and physically to establish a new World Record.
Soon, Dan will be preparing the
details for the break of world Record, he personally intends to establish
a superior mark to 14 days, but to train him it will break World Record
elevating that mark for 10 days, during that event, the people can
accompany live and also to enter in the aquarium with Dan Robson.
They are not just strong muscles,
a better muscular tônus, is the power that you have inside of
you, it forces physics of anything it advances, your mind is yours
allied or your enemy, in that battle only to a winner.
The main difficulties are:
Otite expresses:
The external otite is more commonly caused by bacterias or mushrooms. Most of the time, they penetrate through lesions in the skin that recovers the ear it expresses provoked by objects (swabs, staples, for instance), for attritions when scratching or to dry the ear and for the contact with polluted water (sea, swimming pool, baths).
The frequent contact with the water can facilitate the removal of the wax that serves as protection for the auditory channel. Therefore, the otite expresses it is also known as the swimmers' otite.
Hypothermia:
The hypothermia happens when the corporal temperature of the organism falls below the normal (35ºC), in way non intentional, being your prejudiced metabolism. If the temperature is below 32ºC, the condition can be critical or even fatal. Temperatures almost always fatal, they are those below 27ºC. However, there are survivors' reports with inferior temperatures at 14ºC o'clock.
R == Types == the hypothermia can be classified in three types: the sharp, subaguda and chronicle.
The sharp is the most dangerous, where there is an abrupt fall of the corporal temperature (in seconds or minutes), for instance when the person falls in a lake with ice.
The subaguda already happens in scale of hours, commonly for staying in cold atmospheres for long periods of time.
The chronicle is caused commonly by an illness.
Osmosis:
The osmosis is the name given to the movement of the water among means with concentrations different from separate solutos for a semipermeable membrane. It is an important physical process in the survival of the cells.
The water is always moved of a middle hipotônico (less concentrated in soluto) for a middle hipertônico (more concentrated in soluto) with the objective of reaching the same concentration in both means (isotonic) through a semipermeable membrane, in other words, a membrane whose pores allow the passage of molecules of water but they impede the passage of other molecules. When a cell is placed in a middle hipertônico in relation to your cytoplasm, this loses volume through osmosis (plasmólise state). However, when placed in half hipotônico (as for instance, distilled water), the cell increases the volume and it is túrgida (turgescência state).
In the animal cells, per times, the entrance of water overcomes the elasticity of the membrane plasmática and the cell suffers rupture (cellular lise); in hemácias, the fenómeno is known as hemólise. This situation doesn't feel in vegetable cells due to the existence of cellular wall constituted by cellulose, that checks igidity.
Otite expresses:
The external otite is more commonly caused by bacterias or mushrooms. Most of the time, they penetrate through lesions in the skin that recovers the ear it expresses provoked by objects (swabs, staples, for instance), for attritions when scratching or to dry the ear and for the contact with polluted water (sea, swimming pool, baths).
The frequent contact with the water can facilitate the removal of the wax that serves as protection for the auditory channel. Therefore, the otite expresses it is also known as the swimmers' otite.
Hypothermia:
The hypothermia happens when the corporal temperature of the organism falls below the normal (35ºC), in way non intentional, being your prejudiced metabolism. If the temperature is below 32ºC, the condition can be critical or even fatal. Temperatures almost always fatal, they are those below 27ºC. However, there are survivors' reports with inferior temperatures at 14ºC o'clock.
R == Types == the hypothermia can be classified in three types: the sharp, subaguda and chronicle.
The sharp is the most dangerous, where there is an abrupt fall of the corporal temperature (in seconds or minutes), for instance when the person falls in a lake with ice.
The subaguda already happens in scale of hours, commonly for staying in cold atmospheres for long periods of time.
The chronicle is caused commonly by an illness.
Osmosis:
The osmosis is the name given to the movement of the water among means with concentrations different from separate solutos for a semipermeable membrane. It is an important physical process in the survival of the cells.
The water is always moved of a middle hipotônico (less concentrated in soluto) for a middle hipertônico (more concentrated in soluto) with the objective of reaching the same concentration in both means (isotonic) through a semipermeable membrane, in other words, a membrane whose pores allow the passage of molecules of water but they impede the passage of other molecules. When a cell is placed in a middle hipertônico in relation to your cytoplasm, this loses volume through osmosis (plasmólise state). However, when placed in half hipotônico (as for instance, distilled water), the cell increases the volume and it is túrgida (turgescência state).
In the animal cells, per times, the entrance of water overcomes the elasticity of the membrane plasmática and the cell suffers rupture (cellular lise); in hemácias, the fenómeno is known as hemólise. This situation doesn't feel in vegetable cells due to the existence of cellular wall constituted by cellulose, that checks igidity.