W30-L6: Exercise oxygen, heat and fluids Flashcards

1
Q

What is O2 uptake dependent on?

A

Intensity of exercise

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2
Q

How can you measure the amount of O2 being used?

A

difference between o2 inhaled and o2 exhaled

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3
Q

What is max O2 uptake?

A

where an increase

in power no longer increases o2 uptake

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4
Q

What is the distribution of cardiac output during exercise?

A

vasoconstrict some areas such as splanchnic and renal, coronary increases
muscle blood flow increases, up to 90% at maximal

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5
Q

What happens at very high intensity exercise to blood flow?

A

muscles can vasoconstrict to maintain cerebral perfusion, skin can vasoconstrict (more important than dilation for losing heat)

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6
Q

What is the cause of exercise hyperaemia?

A
  • Local signals (metabolic vasodilators)

- Blunted sympathetic activity to vessels

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7
Q

What is the cardiac response to exercise?

A

Increased CO, lower HR (but greater SV), increased BP (decreased diastolic due to TPR loss but overall larger systolic increase)

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8
Q

What is cardiovascular drift?

A

increase in heart rate thought due to be following the decrease in stroke volume, hyperthermia, dehydration

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9
Q

What are the causes of increased CO following training?

A
  • Expanded blood vol.
  • Increased Heart size
  • Increased adrenergic sensitivity
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10
Q

What are the microvascular adaptions to exercise training?

A

Increased capillary density and recruitment which means blood is better able to be distributed to the muscle

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11
Q

How does ventilation change during exercise?

A

early on ventilation tracks with VO2, later ventilation increases relative to VO2 (Pa O2 goes up, Pa CO2 goes down)

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12
Q

What are the causes of exercise hyperpnea?

A

-Motor cortical activation
-CO2 flux to the lung
-Increased H+, lactate
No role for O2

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13
Q

What are limitations for Vo2 max?

A

Primarily determined by oxygen delivery not uptake

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14
Q

What does a low VO2 mean?

A

issue with lungs, heart and peripheral circulation (in terms of delivering o2 not using it)

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15
Q

What is VO2 max closely correlated with?

A

systemic O2 delivery

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16
Q

What are the mechanisms of heat loss during exercise?

A
  • Sweat (more important as environmental temp increases)
  • Convection
  • Conduction
17
Q

What is the cardiovascular response to exercise in heat?

A

Have to transfer heat from muscle to the skin so systemic vasodilation to the skin due to increased temperature

18
Q

What effect does heat stress have on exercise capacity?

A

Impairs it as brain can regulate temp by decreasing max power output to prevent heating in a hotter environment

19
Q

How does the body restore blood volume after exercise?

A
for some time
after exercise
you get an increase
in aldosterone and
renin which increases
Na and H20 retention
20
Q

How does Na levels effect return to normal blood levels after exercise?

A

the higher the Na

the better you are at returning normal blood volume