cv and resp values Flashcards
cv untrained
HR 70-72bpm 100-130bmp 220-age
SV. 70ml. 100-120ml. 100-120ml
Q. 5 l/min. 10-15 l/min. 20-30 l/min
cv trained
HR. 50bpm. 95-120bpm. 220-age
SV. 100ml. 160-200ml. 160-200ml
Q. 5 l/min. 15-20 l/min. 30-40 l/min
resp untrained
f: 12-15 b/min. 40-50 g/min
tv: 0.5l. 2.5-3l
ve: 6-7.5 l/min. 100-150 l/min
resp trained
f: 11-12 b/min. 50-60 b/min
tv: 0.5l. 3-3.5l
ve: 5.5-6l/min. 160-210 l/min
cv calc
q = hr x sv
resp calc
ve = tv x f
breathing frequency (f)
no of breaths per min
tidal volume (tv)
volume of air inspired or expired per breath (L)
minute ventilation (ve)
vol of air inspired and expired per min (ml/l)
why does breathing frequency increase
to meet supply of o2 needed
why does tv increase
to meet demand of o2 needed
why does minute ventilation increase
anticipatory rise due to adrenaline
rapid inc at start due to inc f and tv
slows down as o2 meets demand