practical: investigating the effects of exercise on breathing Flashcards

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what indicator do you use to compare the inhaled and exhaled air?

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limewater or hydrogen- carbonate indicator

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what does the investigation compare?

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the content of inhaled and exhaled air

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limewater in inhaled air and exhaled air?

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  • inhaled- stays colourless
  • exhaled- turns milky white
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hydrogen carbonate indicator in inhaled air and exhaled air?

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  • inhaled- stays red
  • exhaled- turns yellow
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how can you compare breathing rates before and after exercise?

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  • watching and counting the number of breaths someone takes in one minute at rest
  • then exercise for 5 minutes- count the number of breaths they take in the first minute after exercise
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what else increases with breathing rate?

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the depth of each breath

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why does the depth of each breath also increase?

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its in response to the increased carbon dioxide in our blood

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because our breathing rate increases…

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we excrete carbon dioxide more rapidly

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why can oxygen diffuse into the blood at a faster rate?

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because there is a higher concentration gradient

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