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what are the most importnat factors that determine VO2 max? in a peson? |
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- ability to ventilate the lugns and oxygenate the blood passing through the lungs
- the ability of the heart to pump bloood - Q
- oxygen carrying capacity of the blood
- ability of the working muscles to accpet large blood supply
- ability of the muscle fibers to extract o2 from the cap blood and use it to produce energy
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what are the typical values for VO2 max? |
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untrained cnd male = 40-50
untrained cnd female =30-40
world class endurance male = 80-90
world class endurance female = 65-75
soccer, hockey, baketball = 54-60
baseball, foodball, thrower, sprinter = 40-50
* divide by body weight to compare big and small people
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what are the 3 test protocols for vo2 max? |
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1. should exceed 6 mins but less than 15
2. should have a warm up period - first stage for the test
3. should be arranged in stages, @ each stage intensity progressively increases |
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what are the criteria for attaining Vo2max? |
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1. o2 consumption cease to increase linearly with increasing WR and it reaches a plateau. the last two values must agree within +2ml/kg/min
2. HR should be close to 220-age
3. blood lactage levels shouldbe 8 millimoles/L or <
4. respiratory exchange ratio should be >1.10
4. subject observation -- were they tired? |
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bicycle erogmeters are two main types... |
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1. mechanical - monarch
2. ellectrically braked bicycle - resistance is provided by moving a conucto through a magnetic field |
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what are the advantages in using the bike for VO2max? |
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- less expensive
- portable
- doesnt need electricity
- patients are more stable and body weight is supported -- easier to collect data
- easier to quantify WR
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what are the disadvantages of using the bike? |
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Definition
1. cant get the same values as on a treadmill
2. cycling isnt a common movement. walking is.. |
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what are the factors that affect max aerobic power? |
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mode of exercise
heredity
age and sex
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why is herdity a factor to VO2max?
how can you improve it |
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vo2max is genetically determined
training will improve by 6-20% |
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why is age and sex a factor for Vo2max? |
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Definition
vo2max increases with age.
peak @18-25
declining starts @ 55 |
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why does vo2 max decrease with age? |
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- decrease in max HR and neg changes in the o2 transport
- as you grow older, youre less physically active
sedetary has 2x the decline rate that PA indis |
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what are the reasons for sex differences and VO2max |
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1. before puberty there isnt a sig diff. but after puberty males are > femles than 20-25%
different body comp -- males have less fat
males have higher hemoglobin - 10-14% |
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what were the highest reported values of vo2max? |
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male - 94.. cross country skier
female -- 77 .. ccs |
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why do we use a preditive test for Vo2mx? |
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1. less expensive and specialized equiment is required
2. safety
3. can be administer to large groups
4. less motivation is required from subjects |
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what are the assumptions that are based on using submax exercise HR to predict Vo2max? |
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- linear relation b/w HR and o2 uptake.
- similar max Hr for all subjects
- fixe mechanical efficiency
- day to day variations in HR
vo2max predicted from submax HR is witin 10-20% of the persons actual value |
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what is error of well performed direct measurements of Vo2 max?
who are tested for these submax test? |
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4-5 %
very low or very high in VO2max cat |
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what is the efficency of muscular work ? |
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the % of chemical energy converted to mechanical e with the remainder lost as heat |
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what is the efficieny of muscular work equation? |
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%eff= work performed (kcal) x 100 _________________________ energy expended (kcal) |
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what is the efficiency of large muscle activities?
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