EFFECT OF GRADE -III EXERCISE ON TOTAL LEUCOCYTE COUNT AND DIFFERENTIAL LEUCOCYTE COUNT
Journal: International Journal of Physiotherapy and Research (IJPR) (Vol.2, No. 4)Publication Date: 2014-08-11
Authors : Amrutha.K; Desai J.M; Annepaka Eliya Raju; Jhansi.K.;
Page : 637-641
Keywords : Marginal pool-Adrenaline-Grade III exercise-Random-Vasodilatation;
Abstract
Introduction: Exercise is a type of physical activity and is defined as a planned. Structured and repetitive bodily movement done to improve and to maintain physical fitness .exercise stress releases some amount of adrenaline from adrenal medulla. Adrenaline brings about a beta receptor mediated vasodilatation in skeletal muscles which may contribute to the anticipatory vasodilatation in the blood vassals, and increased blood flow is seen during and for a short while after the exercise. Due to the stimulation of bone marrow more number of white blood cells (WBC) produced from marginal pool and released into circulation. Materials & Methods: Thirty subjects both male and female were randomly selected as control and study groups. Control group sample was collected after taking rest for 1 hour and study group sample was collected immediately after grade III exercise. Conclusion: After exercise total leukocyte count (TLC) increased significantly p. value being ?0.0001 and differential leukocyte count(DLC) increased significantly p. value being ?0.01.
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