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Exercise & Oxygen Debt
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Exercise
Causes the body to carry out more
cellular respiration
Cellular
respiration during exercise
1. Muscles require more energy
2. Muscles require more
oxygen
3. Breathing rate and volume
increase
4. Heart rate
increases
Insufficient
oxygen during intense exercise
Cells use
anaerobic
respiration
Anaerobic
respiration
Less efficient than aerobic respiration, produces
lactic acid
Lactic acid buildup during exercise
Causes a
burning
sensation in
muscles
Removing
lactic
acid after
exercise
1.
Lactic acid
carried to
liver
2.
Lactic acid
reacts with
oxygen
3.
Lactic acid
converted back to
glucose
Oxygen debt
Extra oxygen
needed to remove
lactic acid
after exercise
Measuring effects of exercise
1. Measure
breathing
rate
2. Measure
heart
rate
Breathing rate is measured by counting
chest rises
and falls per
minute
Heart rate is measured by feeling the pulse in the
wrist
or
neck