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A LEVEL PHYSICAL EDUCATION [OCR] > PAPER 1 > CARDIOVASCULAR AND RESPIRATORY SYSTEM > Flashcards

PAPER 1 > CARDIOVASCULAR AND RESPIRATORY SYSTEM Flashcards

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PULMONARY CIRCUIT

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circulation of blood through pulmonary artery to the lungs and pulmonary vein back to the heart

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SYSTEMIC CIRCUIT

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circulation of blood through the aorta to the body and vena cava back to the heart

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DEFINE MYOGENIC

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the capacity of the heart to generate its own electrical impulse, which causes the cardiac muscles to contract

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DEFINE DIASTOLE

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the relaxation phase of cardiac muscles where the chambers fill with blood

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DEFINE SYSTOLE

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the contraction phase of cardiac muscles where the blood is forcibly ejected into the aorta and pulmonary artery

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DEFINE AORTA

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the aorta is the largest artery in the body and the heart pumps blood from the left ventricle into the aorta through the aortic valve `

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DEFINE VENA CAVAE

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vena cavae are the two largest veins in the body and these blood vessels carry oxygen-depleted blood from various regions of the body to the right atrium of the heart

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DEFINE HEART RATE

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the number of times the heart beats per minute

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DEFINE STROKE VOLUME

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the volume of blood ejected from the left ventricle per beat

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DEFINE CARDIAC OUTPUT

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the volume of blood ejected from the left ventricle per minute

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PATHWAY OF BLOOD

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> vena cavae 
> right artium 
> (tricuspid valve)
> right ventricle 
> pulmonary artery 
> (lungs)
> pulmonary vein 
> (bicuspid valve)
> left atrium 
> left ventricle 
> aorta 
> (body)
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CARDIAC OUTPUT EQUATION

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HR X SV = Q

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CARDIAC CYCLE

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> atrial diastole
ventricular diastole
atrial systole
ventricular systole

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CONDUCTION SYSTEM

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> SA node
AV node
bundle of HIS
purkinje fibres

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CARDIAC CYCLE AND CONDUCTION SYSTEM

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> atrial diastole 
> ventricular diastole 
> SA node 
> AV node 
> atrial systole 
> bundle of HIS 
> purkinje fibres 
> venticular systole
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DEFINE REGULATION

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a rule or directive made and maintained by an authority

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DEFINE AUTONOMIC

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involuntary or unconscious

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SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM

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part of the autonomic nervous system responsible for increasing heart rate (HR)

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PARASYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM

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part of the autonomic nervous system responsible for decreasing heart rate (HR)

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DEFINE MEDULLA OBLONGATA

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a portion of the hind-brain that controls autonomic functions

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DEFINE CCC

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Cardiac Control Centre

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DEFINE HORMONAL

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containing a hormone or hormones

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DEFINE VENOUS RETURN

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the return of the blood to the right atria through the veins

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DEFINE ADRENALINE

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a hormone secreted by the adrenal glands that increases rates of blood, circulation, breathing and carbohydrate metabolism and prepares muscles for exertion

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DEFINE FIRING RATE

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the amount of neurons firing at a giving time

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26
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3 COMPONENTS OF NEURAL FACTORS

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> chemoreceptors (increase in CO2)
proprioceptors (muscle and tendon movement)
baroreceptors (blood pressure)

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COMPONENTS OF HORMONAL FACTORS

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> adrenaline (increases HR)

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COMPONENTS OF INTRINSIC FACTORS

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> temperature

> venous return

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5 COMPONENTS OF VENOUS RETURN

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> pocket valve
> gravity 
> smooth muscle 
> skeletal muscle pump 
> respiratory muscle pump
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DEFINE RCC

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Respiratory Control Centre

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2 CENTRES OF THE RCC

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> expiratory centre

> inspiratory centre

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32
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EXPIRATORY CENTRE NERVE LINK

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intercostal nerve to the external intercostal muscles

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INSPIRATORY CENTRE NERVE LINK

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phrenic nerve to the diaphragm

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3 COMPONENTS OF VASCULAR SHUNT

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> vasoconstriction
vasodilation
pre-capillary sphincter

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DEFINE VASOCONSTRICTION

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when the lumen gets smaller and this limits the blood flow

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DEFINE VASODILATION

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when the lumen gets bigger and this increases the blood flow around the body

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PRE-CAPILLARY SPHINCTERS FUNCTION

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open and close to allow blood flow through the capillaries

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TEMPERATURE LINK TO VENOUS RETURN

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> temperature increases
viscosity decreases
venous return increases
SV (stroke volume increases) = Q (cardiac output increases)

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INSPIRATION REST

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active

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EXPIRATION REST

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passive

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41
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INSPIRATION EXERCISE

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active

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EXPIRATION EXERCISE

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active

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43
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INSPIRATION REST > MUSCLES

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> diaphragm

> external intercostal muscles

44
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EXPIRATION REST > MUSCLES

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none

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INSPIRATION EXERCISE > MUSCLES

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> diaphragm
external intercostals
sternocleidomastoids
pectoralis major

46
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EXPIRATION EXERCISE > MUSCLES

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> internal intercostals

> rectus abdominalis

47
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INSPIRATION REST > DIAPHRAGM

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contracts and flattens

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INSPIRATION REST > RIBS

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up and out

49
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EXPIRATION REST > DIAPHRAGM

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relaxes

50
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EXPIRATION REST > RIBS

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down and in

51
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INSPIRATION EXERCISE > RIBS

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further up and out

52
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EXPIRATION EXERCISE > RIBS

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forced down and in

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INSPIRATION REST > RESULT

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> decrease in pressure in thoratic cavity

> air is brought into the lungs

54
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EXPIRATION REST > RESULT

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> increase in pressure in thoratic cavity

> air is pushed out

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INSPIRATION EXERCISE > RESULT

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> decrease in pressure in thoratic cavity

> more air is brought into the lungs

56
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EXPIRATION EXERCISE > RESULT

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> increase in pressure in thoratic canvity

> air is forced out

57
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DEFINE PARTIAL PRESSURE

A

concentration of gas in a space

58
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DEFINE DIFFUSION GRADIENT

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gas moves from high partial pressure to low partial pressure

59
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DEFINE DIFFUSION

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movement of particles across a partially permeable membrane (1 cell thick) down a diffusion gradient

60
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2 FEATURES OF EXTERNAL SITE

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alveoli and capillary

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2 FEATURES OF INTERNAL SITE

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muscle fibre and capillary

62
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HOW MANY OXYGEN CAN BIND TO HAEMOGLOBIN

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4

63
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PRODUCT OF OXYGEN AND HAEMOGLOBIN

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oxyhaemoglobin

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WHERE IS HIGH PARTIAL PRESSURE OF O2 AT THE EXTERNAL SITE

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alveoli and lungs

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WHERE IS HIGH PARTIAL PRESSURE OF CO2 AT THE EXTERNAL SITE

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capillary

66
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WHERE IS LOW PARTIAL PRESSURE OF O2 AT THE EXTERNAL SITE

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capillary

67
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WHERE IS LOW PARTIAL PRESSURE OF CO2 AT THE EXTERNAL SITE

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alveoli and lungs

68
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DEFINE PARTIALLY PERMEABLE MEMBRANE

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a membrane that is one (1) cell thick

69
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PATHWAY OF BLOOD FOLLOWING EXTERNAL SITE

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> left atrium
left ventricle
aorta
muscle

70
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HOW MANY OXYGEN DISASSOCIATE FROM HAEMOGLOBIN AT THE INTERNAL SITE

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2

or similar balanced amount

71
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HOW MANY CO2 DIFFUSE OUT OF THE MUSCLE FIBRE

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an equal amount (partial pressure should always be equal)

72
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WHERE IS HIGH PARTIAL PRESSURE OF O2 AT THE INTERNAL SITE

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capillary

73
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WHERE IS HIGH PARTIAL PRESSURE OF CO2 AT THE INTERNAL SITE

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muscle fibre

74
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WHERE IS LOW PARTIAL PRESSURE OF O2 AT THE INTERNAL SITE

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muscle fibre

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WHERE IS LOW PARTIAL PRESSURE OF CO2 AT THE INTERNAL SITE

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capillary

76
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DOES THE CAPILLARY ONLY CARRY O2

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no the capillary also carries a portion of CO2

77
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HEART RATE > REST > UNTRAINED

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60 - 80 bpm

78
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HEART RATE > REST > TRAINED

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> 60 bpm

79
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HEART RATE > SUB MAXIMAL > UNTRAINED

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100 - 130 bpm

80
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HEART RATE > SUB MAXIMAL > TRAINED

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95 - 120 bpm

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HEART RATE > MAXIMAL > UNTRAINED

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220 - age bpm

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HEART RATE > MAXIMAL > TRAINED

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220 - age bpm

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STROKE VOLUME > REST > UNTRAINED

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70 ml

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STROKE VOLUME > REST > TRAINED

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70 - 100 ml

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STROKE VOLUME > SUB MAXIMAL > UNTRAINED

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100 - 120 ml

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STROKE VOLUME > SUB MAXIMAL > TRAINED

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160 - 200 ml

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STROKE VOLUME > MAXIMAL > UNTRAINED

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100 - 120 ml

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STROKE VOLUME > MAXIMAL > TRAINED

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160 - 200 ml

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CARDIAC OUTPUT > REST > UNTRAINED

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4 - 8 l/min

90
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CARDIAC OUTPUT > REST > TRAINED

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4 - 8 l/min

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CARDIAC OUTPUT > SUB MAXIMAL > UNTRAINED

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10 - 15 l/min

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CARDIAC OUTPUT > SUB MAXIMAL > TRAINED

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15 - 20 l/min

93
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CARDIAC OUTPUT > MAXIMAL > UNTRAINED

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20 - 30 l/min

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CARDIAC OUTPUT > MAXIMAL > TRAINED

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30 - 40 l/min

95
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BREATHING FREQUENCY > REST > UNTRAINED

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12 - 25 breaths per minute

96
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BREATHING FREQUENCY > REST > TRAINED

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11 - 12 breaths per minute

97
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BREATHING FREQUENCY > MAXIMAL > UNTRAINED

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40 - 50 breaths per minute

98
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BREATHING FREQUENCY > MAXIMAL > TRAINED

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50 - 60 breaths per minute

99
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TIDAL VOLUME > REST > UNTRAINED

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0.5L

100
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TIDAL VOLUME > REST > TRAINED

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0.5L

101
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TIDAL VOLUME > MAXIMAL > UNTRAINED

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2.5 - 3.0L

102
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TIDAL VOLUME > MAXIMAL > TRAINED

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3.0 - 3.5L

103
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MINUTE VENTILATION > REST > UNTRAINED

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6.0 - 7.5 l/min

104
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MINUTE VENTILATION > MAXIMAL > UNTRAINED

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100 - 150 l/min

105
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MINUTE VENTILATION > MAXIMAL > TRAINED

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160 - 210 l/min

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