Effect of exercise on the cardiovascular respiratory Flashcards
Short term effects of exercise on the cardiovascular systems
Increase cardiac output through increased heart rate and stroke volume
Re-distribution of blood flow
Splenic contraction
Short term effects of exercise on the resperatory systems
Increased respiration rate
Increased tidal volume
Increased minute ventilation
Increased efficiency of diffusion of oxygen and carbon dioxide
effects of exercise on Cardiac Output
Cardiac output increases Similarly in trained and untrained subjects.
Inuntrained subjects, the increase in cardiac output is achieved mainly by a significant increase inheart rateand a moderate increase instroke volume(SV).
Intrained subject, the increase is due to a significant increase in stroke volume andheart rate(HR).
Splenic Reserve
10-20% Red blood cell volume stored in spleen
Smooth muscle contracts to release this during exercise
effects of exercise on Respiration rate
Respiration rate increases- shifting more O2 & CO2
Blood pH decreases
Detected by chemoreceptors
Centrally in medulla oblongata
Peripherally in aortic and carotid bodies
Inspiratory area in medulla signals to diaphragm to contract more forcefully, CO2 exhaled, pH increases
effects of exercise on Accessory Respiration Muscles
In addition to the main muscles of respiration additional muscle groups are recruited to aid respiration during exercise.
Pectorals
Latissimus Dorsi
External abdominal obliques
long term effects of exercise
Decreased resting heart rate Decreased blood pressure Increased tidal volume Increased vital capacity Increased capillarisation Hypertrophy of myocardium Increased aerobic capacity Faster recovery
effects of exercise on aerobic capacity
Maximum oxygen uptake, VO2max
Increased ability for heart to pump oxygenated blood around the body
Ability for respiration within the muscle cells -> more mitochondria and mitochondrial enzymes
Krebs cycle, ATP production
Effects of exercise on other systems
Increase bone density
Muscle Hypertrophy
Increased insulin sensitivity
Reduced cortisol