2.2.8 - Cardiovascular Drift

Cardiovascular Drift occurs:

• As an immediate response to exercise

• During prolonged steady state aerobic exercise

• During anaerobic exercise

• During vigorous plyometric training

Heart Rate increases rapidly with cardiovascular drift

• True

• False

Heart Rate increases gradually with cardiovascular drift

• True

• False

Stroke volume increases gradually with cardiovascular drift

• True

• False

Stroke volume decreases gradually with cardiovascular drift

• True

• False

Heart Rate decreases gradually with cardiovascular drift

• True

• False

Blood viscosity increases due to:

• Increased HR

• Decreased SV

• Loss of blood plasma

• Decrease in venous return

Heart rate increases due to the increase in:

• Blood viscosity

• Stroke Volume

• Blood Plasma

• Venous return

Thermoregulation is:

• The degree of viscosity within the blood vessels

• An increase in blood plasma

• A decrease in blood plasma

• The maintenance of body temperature

Over prolonged periods of exercise in a hot environment:

• Stroke volume increases

• Stroke volume decreases

• Body temperature increases

• Body temperature decreases