pH of exercising muscle
7.00
point at which aerobic metabolism ceases and anaerobic metabolism begins
15-20mmHg PaO2
primary buffer for H ions
bicarb
normal resting PaO2 of resting tissue
100mmHg
indications CPET
unexplained dypsnea
undiagnosed exercise intolerance
suitability for heart/lung transplant
pre-op eval
disability info
prognosis in heart failure
point of critical capillary PaO2 for a given tissue
anaerobic threshold
RER =
respiratory exchange ratio = measurement of RQ at atmospheric level (vs tissue level)
VAT =
point at which lines explaining VCO2 as a function of VO2 intersect
RQ=
respiratory quotient - ratio of rate of CO2 prodction to oxygen consumption