Anticipatory Rise in Physiology
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What triggers the anticipatory rise in cardiac output?

  • Increase in oxygen consumption
  • Increase in physical activity
  • Release of adrenaline (correct)
  • Decrease in blood pressure
  • What effect does adrenaline have on the body during exercise?

  • Reduces oxygen delivery to muscles
  • Lowers cardiac output
  • Increases blood supply to working muscles (correct)
  • Decreases heart rate
  • How does increased cardiac output benefit exercise performance?

  • Allows more oxygen to be delivered to muscles (correct)
  • Reduces heart efficiency
  • Increases the risk of fatigue
  • Decreases blood flow to vital organs
  • What is the primary function of cardiovascular changes during anticipatory rise?

    <p>To increase blood supply to the body</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following statements about oxygen delivery during exercise is true?

    <p>Oxygen delivery is improved by higher cardiac output</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Anticipatory Rise

    • An anticipatory rise is triggered by adrenaline release.
    • Adrenaline increases cardiac output.
    • Increased cardiac output boosts blood supply to working muscles.
    • This improved blood flow delivers more oxygen to the working muscles.

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    Explore the concept of anticipatory rise in physiology, focusing on the effects of adrenaline on cardiac output and blood supply. Understand how these physiological responses enhance oxygen delivery to working muscles during physical activity.

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