Co-ordination of Response Organisms must?respond to changes?in their?external?and?internal?environments in order to survive Organisms need to Find favourable external conditions e.g. avoiding locat...
Modern Medicine & Participation in Sports Keyhole surgery Sports injuries?are a common occurrence since the body is placed?under stress?when participating in sporting activities Some of these i...
Intensity of Exercise Effects of too little exercise on health Exercise is an important part of a?healthy lifestyle Not doing enough exercise can have a detrimental effect on the health of an indiv...
Practical: Investigating the Effects of Exercise Measuring breathing There are?four?main ways that breathing can be?scientifically measured. These include: Tidal volume?- this is the?volume of air ...
Variations in Breathing Rate & Heart Rate During exercise,?muscle contraction?occurs?more frequently, requiring?more energy The?rate of?aerobic respiration?increases?to meet the increase in ene...
Calculating Cardiac Output Cardiac output?(CO) is the term used to describe the volume of blood that is pumped by the heart (the left and right ventricle) per unit of time An average adult has a ca...
ECGs & Diagnosing CVD Electrocardiography can be used to monitor and investigate the electrical activity of the heart Electrodes?that are capable of detecting electric signals are placed on the...
Electrical Activitiy in the Heart Control of the basic heartbeat is?myogenic, which means the heart will beat without any external stimulus This intrinsic rhythm means the heart beats at around 60 ...
Homeostasis: An Overview In order to function properly and efficiently organisms have different control systems that ensure their?internal conditions are kept relatively constant Physiological cont...
