Exercise O2 Heat & Fluids Flashcards

1
Q

what is VO2 max?

A

maximum oxygen capacity at max exercise

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2
Q

how much % energy actually made into mechanical energy?

A

20%

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3
Q

cardiovascular equation for VO2 =

A

VO2=Q(CO) x (CaO2-CvO2)

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4
Q

during maximal exercise, how much of CO is used by muscle?

A

up to 90%!

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5
Q

in order to increase blood flow to muscles, what has to happen?

A

vasoconstrict other organs like kidneys and GIT, and skin

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6
Q

muscles of brain wins at maximal exercise?

A

still the brain, it will vasoconstrict even muscles to maintain cerebral perfusion

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7
Q

exercise hyperaemia causes 4:

A

local metabolic vasodilators(from muscles)
muscle pump (maintain venous return)
conducted vasodilation
functional sympatholysis

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8
Q

why and how do you postural hypotension after a race?

A

If you just stop after a race, your heart is still going but no more muscle pump to maintain venous return and you get hypotension

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9
Q

cardiac responses to exercise? 4 things

A

lowers heart rate d/t

  1. increased stroke volume
  2. larger chamber size
  3. expanded blood volume
  4. better SA node sensitivity
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10
Q

BP response to exercise?

A

Diastolic(TPR): stable

systolic(CO): slightly increased

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11
Q

water aerobics not good when?

A

if ppl have cardiac issues as it increases central blood volume

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12
Q

what happens in Cardiovascular drift? 5 things:

A
  1. increased HR, decreased SV
  2. hyperthermia
  3. dehydration
  4. increase plasma adrenaline
  5. peripheral displacement of blood dt/ vasodilation
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13
Q

is there a neural control of circulation?

A

Yes just thinking about exercising will increase the heartrate

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14
Q

how to people with heart transplants increase heart rate?

A

gotta wait for the catecholamines to kick in, no vagus or sympathetics

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15
Q

microvascular adaptations to exercise training?

A

more capillary density and recruitment = better O2 delivery system

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16
Q

Respiratory role in exercise? 4 things

A

maintain O2
remove CO2
acid-base balance
fluid and temp regulation

17
Q

during ventiliation times VT1 and VT2, what happens when you hyperventilate?

A

between VT1 and VT2 you get metabolic acids produced

arterial pCO2 drops as you hyperventilate

18
Q

increase resp rate in response to O2?

A

NOPE!

19
Q

what drive hyperpnea?

A
  1. catecholamines
  2. temperature
  3. CO2
  4. muscle afferents
  5. motor cortical activation
20
Q

can you increase your VO2 max

A

yes with training but only 20-30% increase from what you’re born with

21
Q

what is the main limitation to VO2 max increasing?

A

O2 delivery

NOT mitochondrial capacity

22
Q

swimmers lose heat via?

A

conduction

23
Q

runners lose heat via?

A

sweating/convection/evaporation

24
Q

what is needed for sweat to work?

A

need evaporation

humidity prevents this = bad day

25
Q

in 43C heat why does CO increase compared to 25C? how affect elderly?

A

skin vasodilates to help get rid of heat and that increases demand on CO, why elderly can have cardiac event in heat waves

26
Q

best strategy for exercise performance for temperature?

A

warmed up muscles

pre-cooling for cool core

27
Q

in the same exercise but different temps, what does brain do?

A

auto-regulates

core temp the same but less power output(lowered in the heat)

28
Q

dehydration, where does all the fluid come from?

A

interstitial

intracellular

29
Q

plasma volume in dehydration?

A

well protected

30
Q

after intense exercise, what happens in the kidney?

A

due to reduce GFR, RAAS is activated to help restore fluid balance with Na+ retention etc.

31
Q

why drink Na+ in water post exercise?

A

water follows Na+ so in intestine, there are Na+ transporters and it will absorb more water if Na+ present

32
Q

prior dehydration in exercise?

A

impairs performance