Unit 1: Anatomy and Physiology 0.0 / 5 ? Sports ScienceUnit 1: Anatomy and PhysiologyBTEC NationalEdexcel Created by: AbbyPhillipsCreated on: 19-01-17 14:11 What happens to your heart rate before a 100m sprint? What is this called? Heart rate increases. Anticipatory Increase 1 of 8 Cardiac output is the amount of blood pumped by the heart in 1 minute. What does this mean? It is a product of stroke volume and heart rate (SV x HR) 2 of 8 What does the Systolic Blood Pressure do? Represents the maximum pressure exerted on the arteries. 3 of 8 When does Distolic blood pressure occur in the cardiac cycle? Near the beginning 4 of 8 The body is able to adjust its blood routing according to the needs of the body. What happens to the blood after a large meal? More blood is directed toward the organs of digestion and less toward skeletal muscle. 5 of 8 Define hypothermia? it's the condition of having dangerously low body temperature 6 of 8 this is a inherrited condition, which results in sudden concentquences such as death sudden arrthmic death syndrome 7 of 8 hector starts to exercise how does his lungs get o2 from the air into this blood stream, where does it occur? aveoli where gase exchange occurs 8 of 8
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