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<abstract xmlns="http://eprints.org/ep2/data/2.0">SUMMARY&#13;
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Studies of nonspecifi c adaptation responses of organism (NAR) and blood composition were performed &#13;
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on white rats in conditions of single physical load, variable by length. It has been shown that in course of the &#13;
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load of maximum length, the organism undergoes all stages of stress that is proven by motor disturbance, the &#13;
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blood composition changes and decreasing of the level of NAR.&#13;
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It has been shown that the stress level of the physical work in unusual conditions mostly depends on the &#13;
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length rather than on the intensity of load.</abstract>
