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What dietary mineral is particularly important for functioning hemoglobin?

Without any external contribution, what would the heart rate be?

What blood vessels provide the greatest control of blood pressure?

What type of muscle contraction involves a constant external resistance?

The total volume of air with maximal inhalation and exhalation

How many oxygen molecules can a single hemoglobin bind?

What volume is often used to help diagnose heart failure?

About what percentage of blood goes to the internal organs during strenuous exercise?

What type of muscle fiber has the highest oxidative capacity?

The primary driver of increase in ventilation with exercise

Where does H+ dissociate from hemoglobin to form carbonic acid?

What structure delivers the electrical impulse to the ventricles?

What portion of blood is responsible for the change in volume with exercise?

Where does calcium come from to facilitate exposed actin?

The main location(s) of peripheral chemoreceptors for ventilation regulation

An enzyme from what metabolic process will decrease the hemoglobin affinity for O2?

What is the UNITS of cardiac output?

What is the name of the mechanism by which end diastolic volume contributes to a larger stronger ventricular contraction?

What does the myosin head do when ATP binds to it?

Breathing in pure oxygen will have what effect on PO2 in blood?

A decreased level of what molecule will impair oxygen carrying capability with intense aerobic exercise?

What is the EKG portion that occurs when blood flows into the ventricles?

What chemical/hormone do muscles indirectly upregulate to promote local vasodilation?

What is it called when the muscle exhibits suboptimal performed in an extremely shortened position?