Chapter 6 Flashcards

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THe primary function of the cardiovascular system during aerobic exercise is to ?

A

delever oxygen and nutritents to the muscle

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2
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cardiac output

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the amount of blood pumped by the heart in leters per minute

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3
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cardiac output is determined by?

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the quantity of blood ejected with each beat (stroke volume) and the hearts rate of pumping (heart rate)

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4
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stroke volume

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blood ejected with each beat

Volume=how much

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5
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Cardiac output formula

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stroke volume x heart rate

Q+SV x xHR

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6
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college men maximal stroke volume

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100 and 115 ml of blood

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7
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what is responsible for the regulation of stroke volume?

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end-diastolic volume and the action of catecholamines (epinephrine and norepinephrine

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8
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end-diastolic volume

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the volume of blood available to be pumped by the left ventricle at the end of the filling phase (diastole

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9
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venous return

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the amount of blood returning to the hear

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10
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frank-starling mechanism

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with aerobic exercise more blood returns to the heart diastolic volume is increased, myocardial fibers become more stretched , more forceful contraction of systolic ejection

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11
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how to calculate maximal HR

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220-age plus or minus 10

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12
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how to calculate VO2 max?

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cardiac output x arteriovenous oxygen difference

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13
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systolic blood pressure

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the pressure exerted against the arterial walls as blood is forcefully ejected during ventricular contraction (systole)

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14
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diastolic blood pressure

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the pressure exerted against the arterial walls when no blood is being forcefully ejected through the vessels

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15
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total peripheral resistance

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the resistance of the entire systemic circulation

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16
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acute aerobic exercies results in an increase of?

A
cardiac output
stroke volume
HR
oxygen uptake
systolic blood pressure 
blood flow to active muscles
17
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acute aerobic exercise results in a decrease of?

A

diastolic blood pressure (decrease=diastolic)

18
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minute ventilation

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the volume of air breathed per minute (increases with exercise)

19
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tidal volume

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the amount of air inhaled and exhaled with each breath

20
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aerobic endurance training adaptations of muscular strength and sprint speed, anaerobic power, and maximal rate of force production

21
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aerobic endurance training adaptations for muscular endurance and aerobic power

22
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aerobic endurance training adaptations for fiber size, myofibrillar activity, cytoplasmic density and myosin heavy chain protein

23
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aerobic endurance training adaptations for capillary density and mitochondrial density

24
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aerobic endurance training adaptations for creatine phosphokinase, myokinase and sodium potassium atpase

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aerobic endurance training adaptation for stored ATP, stored creatine phosphate, stored glycogen, stored triglycerides
increases
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aerobic endurance training adaptations for ligament strength and tendon strength
increases
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aerobic endurance training adaptations for % body fat
decreases
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aerobic endurance training adaptationsfor fat-free mass
no change
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biggesst change is chronic cardiovasular funtion of aerobic endurance training
increase in maximal cardiac output