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cardiovascular system consists of ..

heart , blood and blood vessels

blood pushed around body to

1. supply body with oxygen and nutrients


2. remove waste products such as carbon dioxide

immediate and long term effects of exercise on CV

immediate: increase in heart rate & blood pressure




long term: increase in cardiac output, stroke volume and size of heart




decrease in:resting heart rate, blood pressure, clear veins/arteries

immediate and long term effects of exercise on respiratory system
immediate: increase in breathing rate, dept of breathing, O2 debt



long term: increase in lung capacity, vital capacity



immediate and long term effects of exercise on muscular system

immediate: increase in latic acid, muscle fatigue, energy demands




long term: increase in size and strength

systolic

persistently above 140mmHg




max pressure in the arteries when heart beats and pushes into the body. rises during activity as its needed more and falls when asleep.

diastolic

persistently above 85 mmHg




pressure of blood during relaxation phase between heart beats (when hearts at rest)

pulse pressure

constantly above 50 or below 30




difference between systolic and diastolic

cardiac output

amount of blood ejected from the heart in one minute

stroke volume

volume of blood being pumped out the heart per beat - by each ventricle during one concentration