Exercise Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
Q

Relative workload is measured as

A

% of max workload

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2
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What is max workload?

A

Smalled workload that cause the person to reach their max oxygen consumption

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3
Q

What is frequency of exercise rec by surgeon general?

A

150

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4
Q

With increased energy demand, how does the body get the ATP?

A
  • Glycolysis (anaerobic breakdown)
  • Aerobic metabolism (17 ATP via TCA and ET)
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5
Q

In moderate exercise, ATP demand is met by

A

mitochondria

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6
Q

In moderate exercise, pyruvate obstained by

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breakdown of stored glycogen

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7
Q

Peak activity, excess pyruvate is converted to

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lactic acid - breaks down to lactate and H–> lower pH –> fatigue

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8
Q

As workload rises, what happens to oxygen consumption?

A

It rises

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9
Q

If workload excessds the workload that produces the max oxygen consumption, what will occur?

A

Oxygen deficit throughout exercise

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10
Q

What is the best measure of aerobic fitness?

A

Max oxygen consumption

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11
Q

What are factors that influence max oxygen consumption?

A
  • Sex
  • State of training
  • Age
  • Unknown genetic factors
  • Body size and composition
  • Mode of exercise
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12
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Oxygen consumption is determined by

A

cardiac outpus and oxygen extraction

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13
Q

Why does MAP increase during exercise?

A

Because CO increases proportionately more than does than TPR decrease

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14
Q

During exercise, what happens to systolic and diastolic pressure?

A
  • Systolic increases
  • Diastolic decreases
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15
Q

Increase in HR is produced by

A

increase in symp activity, decrease in para and increase in catecholamines

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16
Q

Increased stroke volume is caused by

A
  • Increase in ventricular contractility
  • Increase in EDV
17
Q

What does not change during exercise?

A

Amount of O2 in arterial blood

18
Q

What happens to TPR during exercise?

19
Q

Arterioles perfusing the working muscles are dilated by

A

the metabolic byproducts that accumulate during exercise

20
Q

The heart metabolizes

21
Q

What happens to cutenous blood vessels during exercise?

A

They dilate and increase blood floq

22
Q

Increased cutanoeus blood flow contributes to

A

dissipation of heat from the exercising muscles

23
Q

Symp nerves that inncervate systemic venous vessels cause the vascular smooth m in veins to

A

contract and shift bld volume out of veins into heart and arteries

24
Q

Blood plasma volume decreases during

A

aerobic exercise

25
Increaed BP and changes in intramuscular osmotic pressures includes
- Increased capillary filtration - Increased capillary hydrostatic pressure - Increased tissue osmolarity
26
Resp centers in the brain stem are influenced by
chemoreceptors in carotid bodies and aortic arch
27
Resp stimulation is most sensitive to
PCO2
28
Trained person has a greater contractility during exercise, therefore
- Increased Ca release - Increased EF
29
Trained person will have greater blood vlume, which means they have increased
- plasma vol - Plasma proteins - RBCs - BUT decreased hematocrit