cardio respiratory response Flashcards
(11 cards)
Heart Rate (HR)
Beats Per minute
Example: Increases with exercise
Resting Heart Rate (RHR)
Heart Rate at rest
Example: 60–80 bpm (trained athletes lower)
Max Heart Rate (MRH)
Max beats per minute
220 − age
Stroke Volume (SV)
amount of blood ejeceted from left ventricle per beat
Cardiac Output (Q)
total blood pumped out of heart per minute
Q= HR × SV
Heart Rate X Stroke Volume
Blood Pressure (BP)
Pressure in arteries
Goes up in exercise
Systolic Blood Pressure (SBP)
contraction phase of heart, emptying blood
Diastolic Blood Pressure (DBP)
heart relaxes and fills w blood
a-vO₂ difference
Oxygen difference between arteries and veins
Anticipatory Rise
Before exercise starts, your heart rate rises due to adrenaline
like your body saying “get ready.”
Redistribution of Blood Flow
Blood is sent away from the stomach and towards working muscles during exercise.
More oxygen to muscles
Less to digestion/skin