Heart rate control
* Relative contribution of sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system from rest to exercise
how does vagal tone and sympathetic change?
in what part of blood distribution is determined
Heart rate control
* Relative contribution of sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system from rest to exercise
how does vagal tone and sympathetic change?
VAGAL down and sympathetic up
ARTERIOLES
Stroke volume = The volume of …
* Difference in … volume at the end of … and end of …
* SV = … – …
* Units = mL/beat
Ejection fraction = … (…) of blood pumped out of left ventricle relative to …
* EF = … / …
* Units = %
Person 1 (untrained):
* If EDV = 100 mL and ESV = 40 mL, what is SV and EF?
Person 2 (trained):
* If EDV = 160 mL and ESV = 60 mL, what is SV and EF?
Stroke volume = The volume of blood pumped during one beat of the heart
* Difference in ventricular volume at the end of diastole and end of systole
* SV = EDV – ESV
* Units = mL/beat
Ejection fraction = Fraction (percentage) of blood pumped out of left ventricle relative to total volume of left ventricle
* EF = SV / EDV
* Units = %
Person 1 (untrained):
* If EDV = 100 mL and ESV = 40 mL, what is SV and EF?
60ml or 60%
Person 2 (trained):
* If EDV = 160 mL and ESV = 60 mL, what is SV and EF?
100ml or 63%
Will SV EDV EF be more difference in trained and untrained
… increases at the start then … at …% of VO2 Max
which of these factors will increase than …
CO, SV, HR, EDV, SV
Cardiac output (Q̇) increases linearly with intensity
WHY?
only EF is not different between trained and untrained people
SV is very different between others
SV increases at the start then plateuas at 50% of VO2 Max
which of these factors will increase than platueau
CO, SV, HR, EDV, SV
Cardiac output (Q̇) increases linearly with intensity
AS SV platueas at a certain part
Increases in HR drive it the most