Changes In Response to Excercise Flashcards

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What is maximal intensity?

A

Exercising past 85% of your maximum HR (220 - age)

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What is submaximal intensity?

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Exercising up to 85% of your maximum HR (220 - age)

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3
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Which energy system does maximal exercise use?

A

Anaerobic energy system

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4
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Which energy system does submaximal exercise use?

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Aerobic energy system

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5
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What is a “steady state”?

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When the athlete is able to meet oxygen demands with their oxygen supply (submaximal exercise)

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6
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What is cardiac hypertrophy?

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When the heart becomes bigger and stronger due to exercise

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7
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What is the average resting HR?

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72 bpm

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8
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What is bradycardia?

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When the heart rate is below 60 bpm

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9
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What are the benefits of cardiac hypertrophy?

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  • A better stroke volume
    • Decreases HR
      • Improves oxygen delivery as the heart requires less energy
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10
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How does strike volume respond to exercise?

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It increases as intensity increases (40% - 60% of max effort) and then plateaus

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Why does strike volume respond the way it does?

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An increased heart rate results in a shorter diastolic phase

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How does Cardiac Output respond to exercise?

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It increases as the intensity of exercise increases and plateaus at maximum intensity

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13
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What is cardiovascular drift?

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A gradual increase in HR due to a decrease in SV

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14
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What 2 conditions allow cardiovascular drift to occur?

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  • Prolonged exercise (10+ minutes)
  • Warm environment
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15
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Why does cardiovascular drift occur?

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  • A portion of sweat contains blood plasma
  • Decrease of plasma volume in blood reduces venous return + SV as blood is more viscous
  • Heart rate increases to compensate
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16
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How can cardiovascular drift be minimised?

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Maintaining high fluid consumption before/during exercise