Heart rate and respiratory rate will increase.
When people are running they expending energy. More energy is needed to be made from stored energy. The way for this to happen is hydrogen and oxygen atoms to connect and form water. More oxygen needs to be produced for this process to happen that is why heavy breathing occurs.
Replacing oxygen that was there previously. If you pace yourself while racing it you would not have to end breathing heavily, but if you do then obviously you are replaying a oxygen dept that was never enough to have to begin with... Get It??
Pulmonary Function refers to the functions of the heart. And a deficit means lacking, or falling short. So a pulmonary function deficit means that the heart isn't quite up to scratch. If your heart only managed to pump 40 litres of blood per hour instead of the average 80 (example figures, don't quote me on those), then you could say that this example heart has a pulmonary function deficit.
D.A.M.P stands for 'deficit in attention, motor control & perception' often used when children exhibit signs of both Dyspraxia and ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
Diffuson pressure deficit wiil be zero
Heart rate and respiratory rate will increase.
You will be breathing heavily and you will be suffering from muscle soreness due to lactic acid fermentation.
temporary oxygen shortage in cells resulting from strenuous exercise
The choice that does not describe how recovery oxygen uptake oxygen deficit restores metabolic conditions is "by decreasing the heart rate." Recovery oxygen uptake oxygen deficit restores metabolic conditions by increasing oxygen consumption and restoring oxygen debt through increased respiration and blood circulation, not by decreasing heart rate.
Anaerobic
Oxygen Debt- A cumulative deficit of oxygen resulting from intense exercise; the deficit must be made up when the body returns to rest.
standard metabolic equivalent
The main cause of oxygen debt is extraneous exercises. This will cause aerobic respiration which uses more oxygen causing a deficit.
No, just the opposite it is a surplus.
increases the level of lactic acid in the muscle
When people are running they expending energy. More energy is needed to be made from stored energy. The way for this to happen is hydrogen and oxygen atoms to connect and form water. More oxygen needs to be produced for this process to happen that is why heavy breathing occurs.
Replacing oxygen that was there previously. If you pace yourself while racing it you would not have to end breathing heavily, but if you do then obviously you are replaying a oxygen dept that was never enough to have to begin with... Get It??