Background
Study Population and Eligibility
Methods
Results/ Findings
100

What is the foremost cause of mortality worldwide? 

Cardiovascular disease

100

What was the final sample size of the study?

30 participants

100

What was the age-range of participants in the study?

18-30 years old

100

What was the main finding of the paper?

Normotensive subjects’ higher SBP presented delayed recovery following moderate exercise compared to individuals with lower SBP by examining HR and HRV.

200

What systolic and diastolic blood pressures are considered pre-hypertensive? 

DBP: 129-139 mmHg

SBP: 80-29 mmHg

200

True or False? Females and males were both study participants. 

False 

200

What was something that was controlled for in the study? (multiple correct answers)

Circadian Influences, Room Temperature, Humidity, Drinking Behaviors, Diet, Clothing

200

Was any statistical differences  detected for blood pressure and RR?


No

300

A previous study found that slower autonomic recovery after exercise has been linked to... 

Higher cardiovascular risk

300

People who had a higher resting SBP of ____ and a BMI over ____ were excluded from the study. 

120 mmHg

25 kg/m2

300

What is a sphygmomanometer used for

To measure blood pressure

300

What was a limitation to the study mentioned by the authors? 

The sample size was very small sample so they need to reproduce findings in larger samples. The study evaluated only young, healthy men with the same physical status so the data cannot be extrapolated to different ages or genders

400

What noninvasive method is used to measure autonomic modulation?

Heart rate variability

400

How did Group 1 differ from Group 2 in the study? 

G1: SBP< 110 mmHg

G2: SBP between 110 and 120  mmHg

400

BOMB

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400

In terms of heart rate recovery, a statistically significant difference was observed up to which minutes of rest for G1 and for G2 compared to resting heart rate?

G1: up to the 20th minute

G2: up to the 60th minute

500

What was the researcher's question of this study?

Would normotensive subjects with higher SBP (110-120 mmHg) present slower cardiorespiratory and autonomic recovery following submaximal aerobic exercise compared to normotensive individuals with lower SBP (<110 mmHg)?

500

Name three criteria that excluded subjects from the study? 

Smoking, Overweightness, Sedentary Lifestyle

500
What statistical test was used to demonstrate that significantly different BMI across groups did not affect the relevance of the findings?

Bonferroni post test or ancova with BMI correction

500

In terms of autonomic recovery, at what time point after exercising did G1 show no statistical difference to resting Heart Rate Variability when compared to G2.

G1 at 50 minutes, G2 at 60 minutes

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