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Nutrition and metabolism        Men           Women
       Energy expenditure during various activities
       ! Bed rest                      6500 kJ/d     5400 kJ/d
                                       (1550 kcal/d)  (1300 kcal/d)
       ! Light office work             10 800 kJ/d   9600 kJ/d
                                       (2600 kcal/d)  (2300 kcal/d)
       ! Walking (4.9 km/h)            3.3 kW        2.7 kW
       ! Sports (dancing, horseback riding, swimming)  4.5–6.8 kW  3.6–5.4 kW
       Functional protein minimum      1 g/kg body weight
       Vitamins, optimal daily intake  A: 10 000–50 000 IU; D: 400–600 IU
       (IU = international units)      E: 200–800 IU; K: 65–80µg; B 1, B 2, B 5, B 6:
                                       25–300 mg of each; B 12: 25–300 µg; folate:
                                       0.4–1.2 mg; H: 25–300 µg; C: 500–5000 mg
       Electrolytes and trace elements,  Ca: 1–1.5 g; Cr: 200–600 µg; Cu: 0.5–2 mg;
       optimal daily intake            Fe: 15–30 mg: I: 50–300 µg; K : 0.8–1.5 g;
                                                         +
                                       Mg: 500–750 mg; Mn: 15–30 mg;
                                                   +
                                       Mo: 45–500 µg; Na : 2 g; P: 200–400 mg;
    Appendix  Nervous Systems, muscles  Se: 50–400µg; Zn: 22–50 mg

    13  Duration of an action potential  Nerve: 1–2 ms; skeletal muscle: 10 ms;
                                       myocardium: 200 ms
       Nerve conduction rate           See p. 49 C
       Blood and other bodily fluids   (see also Tables 9.1, and 9.2 on pp. 186, 187)
       Blood (in adults)               Men:          Women:
       Blood volume (also refer to table on p. 88)  4500 mL  3600 mL
       Hematocrit                      0.40–0.54     0.37–0.47
                                              12
       Red cell count (RBC)            4.5–5.9 · 10 /L  4.2–5.4 · 10 /L
                                                            12
       Hemoglobin (Hb) in whole blood  140–180 g/L   120–160 g/L
                                       (2.2–2.8 mmol/L)  (1.9–2.5 mmol/L)
       Mean corpuscular volume (MCV)   80–100 fL
       Mean corpuscular Hb concentration (MCHC)  320–360 g/L
       Mean Hb concentration in single RBC (MCH)  27–32 pg
       Mean RBC diameter               7.2–7.8 µm
       Reticulocytes                   0.4–2% (20–75 · 10 /L)
                                                  9
                                            9
       Leukocytes (also refer to table on p. 88)  3–11 · 10 /L
                                               9
                                                             9
       Platelets                       170–360 · 10 /L  180–400 · 10 /L
       Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR)  " 10 mm in first hour " 20 mm in first hour
       Proteins
       Total                           66–85 g/L serum
       Albumin                         35–50 g/L serum  55–64 % of total
       α 1-globulins                   1.3–4 g/L serum  2.5–4 % of total
       α 2-globulins                   4–9 g/L serum  7–10% of total
       (-globulins                     6–11 g/L serum  8–12% of total
       γ-globulins                     13–17 g/L serum  12–20% of total
       Coagulation                     (See p. 102 for coagulation factors)
       Thromboplastin time (Quick)     0.9–1.15 INR (international normalized ratio)
  386  Partial thromboplastin time     26–42 s
       Bleeding time                   " 6 min
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