Oxygen is in higher demand because more oxygenated blood is needed, so body works harder to pump oxygenated blood to the muscles
Storke volume β¨
increases
amount of bloodpumped out of heart perbeat (ml/L)
Heart Rate β¨
Increases
number of times heart beats per minute
Cardiac Output = Heart Rate X Stroke Volume
cardiac output is amount of blood that the heart is able to circulate per minute
Blood pressureβ¨
Increase
Systolic - pressure in arteries during contraction
Diastolic - pressure in arteries after contraction (rest)
During exercise arteries open up and contract to allow more or less blood to enter certain areas of the body. increase to muscles and decreases to less active organs
Arteriovenous difference
atrial - oxygenated
venous - deoxygenated
Respiratory rateβ¨
number of breaths taken per minute
increases because of increased need for oxygen and the removal of carbon dioxide
increased gaseous exchange because increased need for oxygen and removal of carbon dioxide therefore increased diffusion
Tidal volumeβ¨
increases
amount of air inhaled and exhaled during normal respiration
Arterial venous difference
difference in oxygen content of the blood between atrial blood (oxygenated) and venous blood (deoxygenated). eg at resting rate 20/100ml of oxygen in atrial and 16/100ml in venous. running 20/100ml in atrial and 4/100ml in venous because muscles have extracted more blood