Heart rate decreased suddenly and then MAP immediately fell because peripheral blood vessels were extensively vasodilated.
Explanation:
A VO2 max test is a clinical test done in a lab and is the ‘golden standard’ for measuring the potential and cardio-respiratory endurance of athletes and bikers.
It measures the oxygen carrying capability through a graded step test which determines the average power output. The maximal oxygen uptake along with cardiorespiratory responses is measured.
As per exercise physiology, the heart rate and cardiac output increases with exercise. When the potential is less, the resistance decreases, heart rate and mean arterial pressure also decrease
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Answer: A. glomerulus.
Explanation:
Each kidney has about 1 million nephrons, the urine-forming unit, and each nephron is made up of a glomerulus (capillaries walls) and renal tubules. The glomerular is constituted by the capillaries walls, which branch out and form a network, covered by the Bowman's capsule that retains the liquid, and begin to form a sequence of tubes.
The blood reaches the kidneys through the renal artery, which branches into the afferent arterioles that attach to the glomerular capillaries (where blood is filtrated), then form the efferent arteriole, which again becomes capillaries - the peritubular capillaries, which surrounds the renal tubules.
I don't really understand your statement
Answer:
That is a nucleotide which is the monomer of a nucleic acid
Explanation:
For an endergonic reaction, the statement ΔG is positive is
the true statement. So the first option in the given question is the correct
option. Any reaction that requires energy to be absorbed is called an
endergonic reaction. For example, photosynthesis is a great example of
endergonic reaction. In photosynthesis sunlight is required to be absorbed to
complete the reaction. The sunlight acts as the energy required. This type of
reaction is never spontaneous, but requires external force to complete the reaction.
