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Lecture 21 (Part 1): Skeletal Muscle Blood Flow
How does blood flow to rested and...,
What is the relationship between ...,
What are the units of measurement...
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Lecture 21 (Part 2): Skeletal Muscle Blood Flow
How does exercising muscle blood ...,
Describe the increase of muscle b...,
Are there any neural influences o...
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Lecture 22: Skeletal Muscle Blood Flow
What is functional sympatholisis,
At what point is muscle blood flo...,
At what point is muscle blood flo...
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Lecture 23: Circulation Through 'Special Regions' During Exercise
What tissues other than muscle ha...,
Which regions have a major decrea...,
How does blood flow to the heart ...
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Lecture 24: Brain Blood Flow and Exercise
Why is efficient brain blood flow...,
What influence can age have on di...,
What are the three methods of mea...
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Lecture 25: Circulatory Response to Exercise
What is the difference between dy...,
What is the effect of increased d...,
Why does systolic blood pressure ...
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Lecture 26: Control of the Cardiovascular System During Exercise
What are the control pathways of ...,
What is an efference copy and how...,
What is curare
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Lecture 27: Acid Base Balance During Exercise
Define an ion,
Define an acid,
Define a base
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Lecture 29: Central Cardiovascular Adaptations to Exercise
What is the effect of aerobic exe...,
Why does exercise training lead t...,
What happens to blood composition...
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Lecture 30: Circulatory Adaptations to Exercise Training
What is the equation for vo2 max,
What is a standard cardiac output...,
What is a standard a vo2 differen...
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Lecture 32: Central and Peripheral Limitations to O2 Uptake
Is respiration a limiting factor ...,
How is it known that respiration ...,
Can oxygen dissociation be a limi...
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Lecture 33: Thermal Stress
What is the normal range of body ...,
What are the consequences of exce...,
What area of the body is core tem...
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Lecture 34: Altitude
What are the effects of increased...,
Describe boyles law,
What happens to o2 content and o2...
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Lecture 35: Microgravity and Bed-Rest
What were the key findings of the...,
What are the four different ways ...,
What is orthostatic intolerance
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Lecture 36: Exercise Physiology Across the Lifespan
What is the effect of ageing on v...,
What is the effect of age on hear...,
How can exercise training affect ...
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Long answer questions
What are the mechanisms by which ...,
Describe the pqrst movement of th...,
What are the methods used to meas...
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