Cardiovascular Fitness And V02 Flashcards

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Impact of Sedentary behaviour

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  • Higher risk of being overweight
  • T2DM
  • Hypertension
  • Heart Disease
  • Leg disorders (varicose Veins/DVT)
  • Muscle degeneration
  • Back Pain
  • Some cancers: Colon, Breast & endometrial
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Principles of exercise Prescription

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Overload
Progression
Specificity

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Uk Physical activity recommendations

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1- Minimum of 150 mins of moderate intensity each week or 75 mins of vigorous, or an equivalent combination of moderate and vigorous activity.

2- Daily activity of any duration is beneficial

3- Upper range of 300 mins of mod and 150 mins of vigorous

4- Muscle Strengthening activities involving major muscle groups on 2 or more days a week

5- Minimise time sitting

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Methods of quantifying exercise intensity

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  • MET’s
  • VO2 Max
  • % max HR
  • RPE
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Exercise for Angina and silent Ischemia

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  • Generally beneficial for those with stable angina
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Improvements for angina and silent ischemia from exercise by…

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reduction in myocardial demand:

  • Increase in vagal tone, leading to….
  • Decrease in HR, which….
  • Increases amount of time ventricles can fill with blood, which…..
  • increases end diastolic volume and stroke volume
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Exercise benefits for Diabetics

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  • Increased weight loss
  • Improved blood sugar control
  • Increases insulin sensitivity
  • Improves cholesterol and BP
  • Improves regulation of stress hormones
  • Improves nerve function
  • Decreased risk of developing T2DM
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What is VO2 max

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Max rate at which we can consume, transport, and utilise oxygen.

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How to measure VO2 max?

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Direct: Open circuit spirometry
Indirect: Maximal, Submaximal, HRV and field tests

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What is HRV?

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Time changes between each heart beat (QRS complex)

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Impacts of sedentary behaviour

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  • Risk of obesity
  • Risk of T2DM
  • risk of hypertension
  • risk of heart disease
  • risk of leg disorders
  • muscle degeneration
  • risk of back pain
  • risk of cancers
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