CV Acute
Respiratory Acute
Thermoregulation
Trained v untrained
oxygen requirements
100

Number of times heart beats per minute

Definition of Heart Rate

100

What is ventilation?

Describes the total volume of air breathed in or out per minute and is calculated by multiplying respiratory rate by tidal volume

100

Widen blood vessels to skin and constrict blood vessels elsewhere

Process of vasodilation/vasoconstriction

100

Difference in HR

Lower heart rate for trained individual

100

Oxygen deficit

Oxygen supply does not meed oxygen demand

200

Amount of blood pumped out of left ventricle per beat

Definition of Stroke Volume

200

What is diffusion?

Oxygen and carbon dioxide being exchanged.

200

When we get hot, what happens to our blood flow?

Increases to skin, decreases to muscles

200

Impact of stroke volume

Trained individuals have a higher stroke volume, so they can pump more blood per beat allowing their heart rate to be lower, keeping their cardiac output the same with less effort.

200

Steady State

oxygen supply meets oxygen demand

300

HR x SV = Q

Equation for Cardiac Output

300

What is tidal volume?

Volume of air inhaled or exhaled per breath

300

When we sweat, what happens to blood plasma? What is the impact on blood distribution

Blood plasma decreases, making blood thicker, making it harder to move around the body.

300
impact of tidal volume

larger lung volumes and stronger respiratory muscles

300

When does steady state occur

During submaximal exercise

400

What happens to stroke volume as exercise intensity increases?

Increases until reach a point where it plateaus

400

When we exercise what happens to gaseous exchange?

Increases to get more oxygen in and more carbon dioxide out

400

When we get too hot, what happens to our HR?

Increases in an effort to account for the blood flow to skin so we can continue to exercise and get blood flow to muscles

400

Who has higher av02 difference - trained vs untrained? 

Trained

400

EPOC?

Excess post oxygen consumption

500

What happens to blood pressure when we exercise?

Systolic pressure increases

500

Number of breaths taken per minute

Respiratory rate

500

When we sweat, what should we do to recover?

HYDRATE!!!

500

4 aerobic activities someone can engage in

running, cycling, swimming, rowing.

500

a-v02 difference - what is it? What happens when we exercise?

difference in oyxgen between arteries and veins. When we exercise this difference increases as we extract oxygen for our muscles

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