CONTROL MECHANISMS Flashcards
HORMONAL: what is released, when is it released, where is it released from, and what does it do?
ADRENALINE AND NORADRENALINE
Released before/after exercise
Released from ADRENAL GLANDS into blood stream
INCREASE THE FORCE OF VENTRICULAR CONTRACTION (SV) and spread of electrical activity through the heart.
INTRINSIC:
What does temperature effect?
What does venous return effect?
Temperate affects the VISCOSITY OF THE BLOOD and the SPEED of NERVE TRANSMISSION
Venous Return affects the STRETCH OF THE WALLS and therefore the FORCE OF CONTRACTION
NEURAL:
What do CHEMORECEPTORS do?
Example: during/after exercise.
Detect chemical changes.
Found in aorta and carotid arteries
Send CCC messages about pH, oxygen, carbon dioxide and lactic acid in the body
DURING) oxygen decrease pH decrease carbon dioxide increase lactic acid increase AFTER) oxygen increase pH increase carbon dioxide decrease lactic acid decrease
NEURAL:
What do proprioreceptors do?
Examples: During/After exercise
Defect movement (motor activity) Found in muscles, joints and tendons Send CCC message if motor activity changes
DURING) motor activity increases
AFTER) motor activity decreases
NEURAL:
What do baroreceptors do?
Example: DURING/After exercise.
Detect blood vessel walls stretching
Found in blood vessels and walls of the aorta and carotid arteries
Send CCC message is blood pressure changes
DURING) increases
AFTER) decreases