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Published	02/08/2025	The main initiator of CV response to exercise is {{c1::muscle hypoxia}} and the mediator that causes all the physiologic changes associated with …
Published	02/08/2025	A medical student in good general health volunteers for a physiology study. The student exercises on a treadmill achieving 10 METs of activity. Compar…
Published	02/08/2025	A 20-year-old female college marathon runner requests a cardiac examination. One of her friends was recently diagnosed with a heart condition, and the…
Published	02/08/2025	A medical student in good general health volunteers for a physiology study. The student exercises on a treadmill achieving 10 METs of activity. Compar…
Published	02/08/2025	A medical student in good general health volunteers for a physiology study. The student exercises on a treadmill achieving 10 METs of activity. At pea…
Published	02/08/2025	A medical student in good overall health volunteers for a physiology study. The student exercises on a treadmill achieving 10 METs of activity. Which …
Published	02/08/2025	A medical student in good general health volunteers for a physiology study. The student exercises on a treadmill achieving 10 METs of activity.Compare…
Published	02/08/2025	A 30-year-old male is running on a treadmill. Which of the following best describes how his pulse pressure is affected?A) Increases due to increased s…
Published	02/08/2025	Lusitropy is the process of myocardial {{c1::relaxation}}, which {{c1::increases}} with exercise and contributes to {{c1::increased}} p…
Published	02/08/2025	Excerise rises preload because sympathetic stimulation causes {{c1::venous contraction}} , and increases {{c1::heart rate}} and {{c1::contra…
Published	02/08/2025	During excersise, the LVEF increases because the {{c1::ESV}} decreases, while the {{c1::EDV}} stays the same or has a slight change
Published	02/08/2025	The first response of your body to hypoxia is going to be {{c1::vasodilation}}, which will {{c1::lower}} total peripheral resistence (TPR), this …
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