The curve is also assessed and observed through a graph. On the graph the oxyhemoglobin saturation will increase and curve; and eventually plateau. Oxyhemoglobin is represented visually on the effects of how oxygen is transported throughout the body during activity. 5. Explain temperature effect on the oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve.…
For instance, a twenty-five-year-old healthy female is not going to have the same heart when she is seventy. Over time, the body goes through physical changes and as we age our body loses some function. Differentiating what is normal and what is not in an elderly patient is necessary to understand in the health care field. “For example, atherosclerosis is pathological: it is not present in health elderly patients. On the other hand, a reduction in arterial elasticity caused by fibrosis of the media is part of the normal aging process” (“Aging,” n.d.).…
Effect of age on Respiratory system – Aging causes decrease in air-flow and gaseous exchange in the lungs. It weakens the respiratory muscles and the effectiveness of lung defense mechanisms also declines. Moreover the chest walls becomes rigid as it loses it’s elasticity. Aging also causes the sensory receptors in the airways to lose their senstivity. 6.…
The high correlation shows how closely related the two variables are. The majority of the athletes were clustered the bottom left corner of the scatter plot. Although, there were several unusually high data points, particularly with those finishing the race late and also having a high transition. The graph should be analysed in subgroups, separating the male from the female athletes would show whether the subgroups behave…
Participant B experienced fatigue at 14% of rep range. Participant C and D had fatigue set in at 17% and 22% of rep range, respectively. All the figures have a logarithmic decrease in power as confirmed by the R² values for each trend line. Participant A, D, and E (Figure 1, 4, 5) had an R² value of 0.96. Participant B and C (figure 2 & 3) had an R² value of 0.87 and 0.93,…
The line graph indicates the percentage of elderly people from 65 years in three different countries (Japan, Sweden, USA) from 1940 to 2040 The USA showed a 5% increase to 15% between 1940 and 1980 followed by a period of stabilization until 2020. Sweden also had the same increase from about 7% to below 15% over the same period. This country then experiences a downfall and a fast growth to 20% in 2020. On the other hand, Japan witnessed no changes throughout the period from 1940 to 2000 even though there was a slight decrease to below 5% between 1960 and 1980.…
Question 2 What are the age-dependent physiologic changes which occur in…
The first trial conducted started at only three miles per hour. Not much work was implied on the body therefore not increasing the heart rate and breathing rate much. For the second trial, the speed was increased by two miles to five miles per hour. A bit more of force was used, putting the body to work a bit harder. Since the body was working harder, the heart rate, along with the breathing rate, increased.…
Australia's population growth is due to natural increases (births outweigh deaths) and net overseas migration (more people enter Australia than leave). Immigration policy changes have since led to an increase in cultural diversity. Explore the population pyramid 'Australia's population' below. 1. Look at Australia's population for 2011.…
There seems to be a linear relationship but not enough to say it is when first testing if there was relationship, because the line slightly toughed one of the point (Y=1.39E2+2.48*x). There seem to be increasing relation between continine and cigarettes per day. But as we test further there seems to be no relation between continine and cigarettes per day on the scatterplots. When finally running the correlation test there was a positive correlation coefficient relation between the two variables. Meaning that when cigarettes per day increase, so does cotinine.…
The theory states that as one gets older, small traumas to the body start to build up . What might have easily healed at the age of twenty-two will heal slower and less efficiently at the age of sixty-two. As age increases strength decreases and body functions don’t work the same (Gilbert). Point mutations increase in number the older that one gets. Then enzyme efficiency encoded by genes start to decrease.…
The basic concept of aging is that there is declining efficiency in the body as we grow older.…
For instance, breathing effectively before may reduce perspiration due to nervousness and aid in giving a better…
Something that stood out to me on the slide said, “By age 50, 80% of our lifespan is determined by lifestyle”. I didn’t think that much of a 50 year olds lifespan would be depending on their lifestyle. I believed genes would still play a big portion of their lifespan until they reached the “young old” age range which is 65 to 74 years old. The list of “life-span vs. Health-span” can be associated to the things that the “blue zone” centenarians do to increase their lifespan.…
1. (8pts) From these data, graph your mean arterial pressure (MAP; see formula) and heart rate (y axes) vs. workload (in METS) on the x-axis (include resting results). Using this information, answer the following questions. Show ALL work. MAP…