Acute responses to exercise

During exercise, which response decreases?

One acute muscular response to maximal exercise is a decrease in?

Ventilation is equal to?

During exercise, venous return

Tidal Volume is represented by what?

Respiratory Rate is measured by what?

Steady State is?

Q stands for?

Blood Flow to the working muscles, during exercise, increases by way of?

When an athlete reaches a 'steady state' their heart rate will?

Ventilation is measured in?

When oxygen supply meets oxygen demand, an athlete has reached?

When comparing a well trained athlete to an untrained athlete, an untrained athlete will have:

Increased rate of diffusion at the muscle results in:

An acute response to exercise is a response that:

Elevated breathing before the onset of exercise is known as the?

Oxygenated blood is ejected from which chamber of the heart?

Another word for energy 'substrate' is?

EPOC is represented by?

The chemical fuel used for energy re-synthesis is?

The alveolar interface is covered by which blood vessels, to allow for effective diffusion?

Q = SV x ?

When exercise commences, the demand for oxygen and energy substrates:

When exercise stops, the body continues to consume O₂ above resting levels, this is known as?

Oxygen Deficit is?

The amount of air breathed in & out in 1 breath is known as?

Muscle Temperature will show greater increase in?

During sub-max exercise an increase in Cardiac Output (Q) results in an increase in?

Ventilation is?

At exercise, gas exchange in the muscle occurs via diffusion. Which statement best explains?

Two mechanisms can work to increase of Cardiac Output during exercise?

The amount of oxygen used by a muscle can be determined via the?

Ventilation continues to increase at max intensity exercise due to increasing?

During moderate exercise, the relationship between ventilation & oxygen consumption is?

The amount of blood ejected from the heart with each beat is known as the?

Tidal Volume at rest for an untrained individual would be similar to?

The movement of oxygen from an area of high pressure to low pressure is?

When a blood vessel narrows, it can be described as?

A temporary shortage of oxygen in cells, typically at the start of exercise is known as?