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cardiorespiratory fitness

Last updated 1:57 PM on 4/8/26
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what is cardiorespiratory endurance/fitness

the measure of the pulmonary and cardiovascular system working together with the skeletal muscle to produce and do aerobic activities

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cardiorespiratory endurance is the most important ….

component of health-related fitness

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what are the four components of health-related fitness

body comp

CRF

muscle fitness

flexibility

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what is cardiorespiratory fitness necessary for?

to sustain energy needed for daily life

  • vital in CVD prevention

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aerobic vs anaerobic activity

  • aerobic uses oxygen to resynthesize ATP

  • anaerobic does not use oxygen to resynthesize ATP

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what pathways do aerobic activities use to make energy

Krebs cycle and electronic transport chain to resynthesize ATP via CHO or fat oxidation

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CHO and fat oxidation occur ….

together

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what determines which oxidation is used in aerobic activity

intensity and duration

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intensity determines….

duration

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where does ATP production happen?

in the mitochondria

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when does fat oxidation typically kick in

after 2 hours

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what are the different ways to gauge intensity

  • HR max

  • HRR

  • VO2 max

  • VO2R

  • RPE

  • talk test

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what does HRR stand for

heart rate reserve

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what does VO2R stand for

VO2 reserve

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what does RPE stand for

rate of perceived activity

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how long in aerobic activity

more than three minutes

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where does anaerobic activity happen

in the sarcoplasm

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how long is anaerobic activity

less than three minutes

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what is the physiology of cardiorespiratory

  • (breath air into the lungs),

  • blood travels through the lungs where the oxygen moves from inside the alveoli to the hemoglobin in blood

  • heart pumps blood carrying oxygen through the circulatory system and to organs/tissue

  • cells within the tissues use oxygen to create ATP

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what is the purpose of iron in hemoglobin

four irons are on the RBC, and the oxygen attaches to the iron for transportation

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what is low CR endurance

heart has to work at a higher rate, less oxygen is delivered to the tissues, and you fatigue faster

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what is high CR endurance

able to deliver the required amount of oxygen to the tissues with relative ease

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what is the 1st way to determine the heart’s work rate

heart rate, 1st indicator of heart health

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what is heart rate

number of BPM’s

  • pulse

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what is a normal HR at rest

60-80bpm

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what is high CRF heart rate

40-60bpm

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what is a low CRF heart rate

80-100bpm

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what is the 2nd way to determine heart’s work rate

stroke volume

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what is stroke volume

amount of blood (ml/L) the heart pumps per beat

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what is the 3rd way to determine heart’s work rate

cardiac output

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what is cardiac output

amount of blood pumped per minute

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what is the equation for cardiac output

CO = SV x HR

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what is the average person’s cardiac output

5 liters

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what is VO2max

maximal oxygen uptake/consumption that can be used by the cells

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what is resting oxygen uptake

oxygen used at rest

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what is the average amount oxygen a person uses at rest

3.5 ml

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what is one met

3.5 ml /kg of body weight/ min