cardiac responses to single exercise
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- Created on: 23-02-23 10:37
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2. redirection of blood flow is...
- vasodilation and vasoconstriction to ensure blood reaches the areas of need
- when the heart beats faster before exercise to prepare for the increased demands of exercise
- an increased amount of blood pumped from the heart per minute: a combination of stroke volume and heart rate
- systolic increase due to the heart working harder, and diastolic which stays the same to meet exercise demands
3. increased heart rate is...
- vasodilation and vasoconstriction to ensure blood reaches the areas of need
- the nerve system signalling for adjusted heart rate to give the muscles more oxygenated blood quicker and remove lactate efficiently
- when the heart beats faster before exercise to prepare for the increased demands of exercise
- systolic increase due to the heart working harder, and diastolic which stays the same to meet exercise demands
4. anticipatory rise in heart rate before exercise is...
- vasodilation and vasoconstriction to ensure blood reaches the areas of need
- when the heart beats faster before exercise to prepare for the increased demands of exercise
- systolic increase due to the heart working harder, and diastolic which stays the same to meet exercise demands
- the nerve system signalling for adjusted heart rate to give the muscles more oxygenated blood quicker and remove lactate efficiently
5. increased blood pressure is...
- systolic increase due to the heart working harder, and diastolic which stays the same to meet exercise demands
- the nerve system signalling for adjusted heart rate to give the muscles more oxygenated blood quicker and remove lactate efficiently
- an increased amount of blood pumped from the heart per minute: a combination of stroke volume and heart rate
- when the heart beats faster before exercise to prepare for the increased demands of exercise
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