Anatomy and Physiology part 2

• aerobic exercise is the use of oxygen for the duration of the exercise usually at moderate intensity at a continuous rate e.g. Long distance running
• Anaerobic exercise is exercise which does not allow for the predominant usage of oxygen usually high or very high intensity for short periods of time e.g. sprinting
• capilliarisation is the development of blood capillaries in the body which increases throughout long-term effects exercise
• C- trachea

  D- alveoli

  E- bronchiole

  F- bronchus

  G- diaphragm

  H- lung

  
• A-pulmonary artery

  B-vena cava

  C-right atrium

  D-tricuspid valve

  E-tendons attached to the valve and the heart wall

  F-right ventricle

  G-left ventricle

  H-bicuspid valve

  I-left atrium

  J-pulmonary vein

  K-aorta