KNES 360 Lecture Notes - Lecture 25: Brachial Artery, Volme, Autonomic Nervous System
15 Nov 2017
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Cardiac output: first 4 are central adaptations because effects the heart. Blood flow: can be central or peripheral, as a result of training, there is increase coronary blood flow (central adaptation more blood to heart) but also peripheral adaptation, people become better shunters and can vasodilates in asm. Blood pressure: peripheral adaptation, measure in brachial artery with upper arm cuff. Blood volume: peripheral and central adaptation, when undergoing training total blood volme increases, which increases frankl starling mechanism (increase edv, increase contractility, and thenrefore increase sv, peripheral more blood to go to peripheral skeletal muscle increase in. What about rsmr (rest, sub max, max, recovery) should concern with all of these and flow and increase in oxygen/blood for transport in asm see what happens during this: at rest, during submaximal exercise, during maximal exercise. Changes in heart rate after endurance exercise training (figure 11. 4)
