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Generic Prilosec (Omeprazole, Prilosec® equivalent)
Omeprazole decreases the amount of acid produced in the stomach. Omeprazole is used to treat ulcers, gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD or heartburn), and other conditions involving excessive stomach acid production. Omeprazole may also be used for purposes other than those listed in this medication guide.
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20mg
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Drug Medical Information
FACTORS AFFECTING MUSCULAR STRENGTH AND ENDURANCE: SEQUENCE OF EXERCISES & FORM AND TECHNIQUE
Sequence of Exercises
Exercises should be arranged to prevent fatigue from limiting your lifting ability. One approach is to exercise the large muscle groups before exercising the smaller muscles. It is difficult to exhaust large muscle groups when the smaller muscles that serve as connections between the resistance and the large muscle groups have been prematurely fatigued. It is also important for the abdominal muscles, used in most exercises to stabilize the rib cage, to remain relatively unfatigued until the latter phases of the workout. A typical sequence that applies the concept of large to small is: (1) hips and lower back; (2) legs (quadriceps, hamstrings, and calves); (3) torso (back, shoulders, chest); (4) arms (triceps, biceps, and forearms); (5) abdominals; and (6) neck.
Form and Technique
It is important to follow the specific form tips identified for each exercise carefully. In addition, you can apply these general techniques to most exercises and equipment:
1. The basic stance can be achieved by placing the feet slightly wider than shoulder-width apart with the toes parallel. The stronger leg is sometimes placed back in a heel-toe alignment, depending on your preference.
2. Toes should be placed just under the bar in the starting phase of exercises in which the barbell is resting on the floor.
3. The back should remain erect (unless it contains the muscle group being exercised) with the head up and the eyes looking straight ahead.
4. The bar is grasped with the hands or a shoulder-width apart using one of three grips:
Overhand Grasp the bar until the thumb wraps around and meets the index finger. You may place the thumb next to the index finger without wrapping your hand around the bar if you prefer.
Underhand Grasp the bar with the palms turned upward away from the body, and the fingers and thumb wrapped around the bar.
Mixed Grip Combine the overhand and underhand grip, each hand assuming one of the grips.
5. Avoid leaning backward to assist a repetition.
6. Safety should be stressed at all times and should include workout partners to spot and protect you when you are using heavy free weights.
• Avoid attempting to lift more weight than you can safely handle.
• Secure collars and engage pins before attempting a lift.
• Avoid holding your breath during the lift.
• Return the barbell to the floor, rack, or starting position in a controlled manner.
• Bend your knees when moving heavy weights from one place to another for storage.
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