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1
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VO2 max =

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cardiac output x atriovenous oxygen difference

2
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cardiac output =

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stroke volume x heart rate

3
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rate pressure product =

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heart rate x systolic blood pressure

4
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this is an estimate of the work of the heart

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rate-pressure product (double product)

5
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this results in increased cardiac output, stroke volume, heart rate, oxygen uptake, systolic blood pressure, and bloodflow to muscles, and decrease of this

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acute aerobic exercise

diastolic blood pressure

6
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: muscular strength

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no change

7
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: muscular endruance

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increase for lower power output

8
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: aerobic power

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increases

9
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: maximal rate of force production

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no change/decreases

10
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: vertical jump

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no change

11
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: anaerobic power

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no change

12
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: sprint speed

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no change

13
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: fiber size

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no change/increases slightly

14
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: capillary density

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increases

15
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: mitochondrial density

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increases

16
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: myofibrillar packing density

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no change

17
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: myofibrillar volume

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no change

18
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: cytoplasmic denisty

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no change

19
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: myosin heavy change protein

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no change/decrease

20
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: creatine phosphokinase

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increase

21
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: myokinase

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increases

22
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: phosphofructokinase

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variable

23
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: lactate dehydrogenase

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variable

24
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: sodium-potassium ATPase

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may slightly increase

25
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: stored ATP

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increase

26
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: stored CP

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increases

27
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: stored glycogen

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increase

28
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: stored tryglycerides

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increase

29
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: ligament strength

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increase

30
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: tendon strength

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increase

31
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: collagen content

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variable

32
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: bone density

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no change/increase

33
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: %body fat

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decrfease

34
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Physiological adaptations to aerobic endurance training: FFM

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no change

35
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Immediate adjustments to altitude hypoxia: pulmonary

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hyperventilation

36
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Immediate adjustments to altitude hypoxia: acid-base

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body fluids become more alkaline due to reduction in CO2 with hyperventilation

37
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Immediate adjustments to altitude hypoxia: cardiovascular

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CO increases
submaximal HR increases
Stroke volume stays the same/slight increase
HRmax same/slightly lower
COmax same/slightly lower
38
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Longer term adjustments to altitude hypoxia: pulmonary

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increase in ventilation rate stabilizers

39
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Longer term adjustments to altitude hypoxia: acid base

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excretion of HCO3- by the kidneys with concomitant reduction in alkaline reserve

40
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Longer term adjustments to altitude hypoxia: cardiovascular

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continued elevation of HRsubmax
Decreased stroke volume
HRmax lowered
COmax lowered

41
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Longer term adjustments to altitude hypoxia: hematologic

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red cell production, viscosisty, and hematocrit increase

plasma volume decreased

42
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Longer term adjustments to altitude hypoxia: local tissue

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increases in capillary density of skeletal muscle, number of mitochondria, and use of FFA, with sparing of muscle glycogen