Respiratory Adaptations

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Across
  1. 2. Small air sacs coming off the bronchioles in the lungs (7)
  2. 3. (5) volume is the volume of air inspired or expired per breath
  3. 8. At submaximal work - respiratory rate is [increased/decreased]as an adaptation
  4. 9. minute ventilation = (9) rate x
  5. 11. ventilation is the process of inhalation and (10)
  6. 12. Vital (8) increases in response to physical training, to provide an increased and more efficient supply of O2 to working muscles.
  7. 14. inhaling is due to the contaction and flattening of the (9)
  8. 15. long term, otherwise known as [chronic/acute]
Down
  1. 1. volume
  2. 4. (increased/decreased)diffusion rate will allow for more efficient gaseous exchange
  3. 5. Training adaptations will be reversed once you stop training (13)
  4. 6. The number of times to train per week is referred to as (9)
  5. 7. (7) is a form of aerobic exercise and is translated from Swedish to mean 'speed play'.
  6. 10. (11) muscles and diaphragm will strengthen with training
  7. 13. (7) exchange - oxygen is exchanged for carbon dioxide and vice versa.