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Browse events to see how they affect a representative healthy adult model, moment by moment.
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12 matching events
- MovementUnreviewed draft
5 km run
Follow a representative 5 km run and the hour it takes the body to settle again.
Teaching window: 1 hour- Breathing rate
- Blood oxygen saturation
- MetabolicUnreviewed draft
A drinking episode
Follow what the liver does with ethanol across eight hours, and how the body's fuel handling shifts while it works.
Teaching window: 8 hours- Blood glucose
- RespiratoryUnreviewed draft
Asthma attack
Follow a representative airway-narrowing sequence over thirty minutes, and the actions an asthma action plan normally covers.
Teaching window: 30 minutes- Oxygen saturation
- Airflow limitation
- RecoveryUnreviewed draft
Blood donation
Follow a representative recovery after one whole-blood donation, from the first minutes to six months.
Teaching window: 24 weeks- Circulating volume
- Red cell mass
- Fluid balanceUnreviewed draft
A day of low fluid intake
Follow how the body defends its water over a day when fluid intake stays low.
Teaching window: 1 day- Body-water deficit (share of starting body mass)
- Blood concentration (plasma osmolality)
- MetabolicUnreviewed draft
A 16-hour fast
Follow a representative sixteen-hour window between meals, from the last mouthful to the point where the liver is making most of the glucose in circulation.
Teaching window: 16 hours- Blood glucose
- Insulin response
- MetabolicUnreviewed draft
A 24-hour fast
A representative healthy adult's fuel supply over the 24 hours after the last meal.
Teaching window: 1 day- Blood glucose
- Insulin response
- MetabolicUnreviewed draft
High-sugar meal
Follow a representative post-meal glucose and insulin response over six hours.
Teaching window: 6 hours- Blood glucose
- Insulin response
- MovementUnreviewed draft
High-intensity interval session
Follow a representative body through three short maximal efforts and the half hour around them.
Teaching window: 30 minutes- Breathing rate
- Dominant fuel
- RecoveryUnreviewed draft
Jet lag
Follow a representative body-clock shift over the week after an eastward flight across six time zones.
Teaching window: 1 week- Body-clock offset behind local time
- Daytime sleepiness
- MetabolicUnreviewed draft
Morning coffee
Follow a representative caffeine response over twelve hours, from the first sips to the evening sleep window.
Teaching window: 12 hours- Caffeine in circulation
- Adenosine signalling blocked
- RecoveryUnreviewed draft
A night without sleep
Follow a representative twenty-four hours of sleep pressure, sleepiness and attention when a night's sleep does not happen.
Teaching window: 1 day- Sleep pressure
- Sleepiness
Durations describe each representative teaching window; they are not personal predictions.