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Ch. 14 (Quiz 3)

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carotid bodies   monitor the state of arterial blood just before it perfuses the brain  
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neurogenic factors for ventilatory control:   1)cortical influence2)peripheral influence(pg. 297)  
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ventilatory equivalent   the ratio of minute ventilation to oxygen consumption  
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ventilatory threshold   the point at which pulmonary ventilation increases disproportionately with oxygen consumption during graded exercise  
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lactate threshold   the highest oxygen consumption or exercise intensity achieved with less than a 1.0 mM increase in blood lactate concentration above the preexercise level  
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onset of blood lactate accumulation (OBLA)   when blood lactate concentration systematically increases to 4.0 mM  
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2 factors that influence endurance performance in a specific exercise mode:   1)maximum capacity to consume oxygen (VO2max)2)maximum level for steady rate exercise (OBLA)  
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exercise-induced arterial hypoxemia (EIH)   when the potential for inequality in alveolar ventilation relative to pulmonary capillary blood flow during high-intensity exercise may compromise arterial saturation and oxygen transport capacity (pg. 307)  
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bicarbonate buffer   consists of the weak acid, CARBONIC ACID and its salt, SODIUM BICARBONATE  
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alkaline reserve   buffer reserve  
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