acute responses Flashcards

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what are the acute cardiovascular responses

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Heart rate
stroke volume
cardiac output
redistribution of blood flow
venus return
systolic blood pressure

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what are the acute muscular responses

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motor unit recruitment
firing rate
a-Vo2 diff
depletion of fuels and increased enzyme activity
muscle temperature
production of metabolic by products

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what are the acute respiratory responses

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respiratory rate
tidal volume
ventilation
pulmonary diffusion

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what is pulmonary diffusion

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exchange of gasses between the lungs and bloodstream (O2 in c02 out)

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5
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explain increased motor unit recruitment

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more motor units recruited the more force produced

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what is a motor unit

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a muscle fiber and its attached motor neuron

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what is arteriovenous oxygen difference

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difference in oxygen concentration between the arterioles and the venules.
An indirect measure of how much oxygen muscles are using

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what is the ATP-CP fatiguing factor and most appropriate recovery method

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depletion of CP stores
passive recovery

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what is the anaerobic glycolysis fatiguing factor and most appropriate recovery method

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accumulation of H+ ions

active recovery

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what are the three aerobic fatiguing factor and most appropriate recovery method

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accumulation of H+ions-active recovery

Depletion of glycogen-eat carbs

Thermoregulation-cool/warm body

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what is passive recovery

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when you stand/sit still, allows all available O2 to replenish CP

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how long does the aerobic system use glycogen

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90-120 mins before glycogen depletes within the body, then uses triglycerides

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what are the affects of sweat

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loss of blood plasma, blood becomes thicker, stroke volume decreases, HR increases, body works harder

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14
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how does water help recovery

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restores blood plasma, optimizing blood flow

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how do carbohydrates help recovery

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uptake of glycogen is highest immediately after exercise, 30-60 mins after “window of opportunity”

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16
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why is protein consumption important

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recover faster from heavy load or generate appropriate adaptions from training

17
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what should you co-ingest

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carbs and protein
carbs and water