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What is the function of the Instercostal muscles?
Aid in respiration - usually deeper breathing
What is the name of substance that is the chemical bi-product of turning glucose into ATP and what does it do to your muscles?
Lactic acid. It lets your muscles function with a lack of oxygen (anaerobic respiration instead of aerobic respiration).
How the low cervical C4-C6 traumatic quadriplegia affects the respiratory function and muscles of respiration?
Slightly.
Why do muscles burn while running?
When your muscles burn, it means you have gone from aerobic respiration to anaerobic respiration. Aerobic respiration, or cellular respiration, uses oxygen to produce the ATP your muscles need to function. When you run long enough or fast enough, however, your muscles run out of oxygen and must turn to anaerobic respiration, which also produces ATP but has lactic acid as a waste product. It is the lactic acid that makes your muscles burn and makes them sore afterwards and the next day.
What is the relationship between your muscles andanaerobic respiration?
you use oxygen in your muscles to do work and anaerobic respiration uses oxygen.
What is abdominothoracic respiration?
Abdominothoracic respiration is the type of respiration dominant in males.In this type of respiration the muscles of stomach and diaphragm play a greater part than the thoracic muscles.The dominant respiration in females is thoracoabdominal respiration in which thoracic muscles are dominant.It is speculated the thoracoabdominal respiration(IN WHICH ABDOMINAL MUSCLES ARE USED LESS THAN THORACIC MUSCLES)help women in maintaing the respiratory movements in pregnancy when a great volume of abdomen is used up by the fetus.
What causes burning sensation In muscles?
The muscles do not have enough oxygen for aerobic respiration.
Where do muscles get their energy from?
from the process called respiration.
What is the muscles that controls the respiration called?
your diaphragm
What is the main function of the muscular branches of femoral nerve?
The main function of the branches of the femoral nerve is that it aids in the mobility and activity of a person, maintains the body's posture, shock absorption, strength, produces heat and respiration.
The main function of respiration is to cause?
The main function of respiration is to cause an exchange in the body of carbon dioxide for fresh oxygen. The act of respiration is breathing.
What substance related to cell respiration might make your muscles burn or cramp?
anaerobic respiration
