Time Intervals Body colour Perspiration level Body Temp (°C) Breathing rate (breaths/min) Heart rate (bpm) Oxygen saturation (%) Blood pressure (mmHg) Resting (before...

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Body colour

Perspiration level

Body Temp (°C)

Breathing rate (breaths/min)

Heart rate (bpm)

Oxygen saturation (%)

Blood pressure (mmHg)

Resting (before exercise)

Normal

None

36.6 °C

24

71

100%

103/49

2 min

pink

Some

36.1°C

24

77

81%

116/53

2nd 2 min (4 min)

Red

Some

36.4°C

29

120

100%

135/64

3rd 2 min (6 min)

Red

A lot

36.1°C

39

150

91%

132/71

Resting for 4 min (After exercise)

Normal

Not sweating

36.8°C

21

94

97%

132/71

Why does an increased breathing rate accompany exercise? Whydoes an increased heart rate and blood pressure accompany exercise?What do both of these achieve? (Look at your secondparameter(What is the second parameter? ) that didnot change very much over time)

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The table shows the how the body changes with exercise There is increase in perspiration rate breathing rate heart rate and oxygen saturation With exercise there is increased breathing rate due to high rate of metabolism The increased metabolic rate requires huge amount of oxygen which is provided by increase in rate of respiration Since muscle cell respire more than they do when they are at rest so increased breathing rate makes sure that more oxygen is absorbed in the blood and more    See Answer
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