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    The heart pumps 7000 litres of blood through the body each day. The pH of blood is determined by the concentration of hydrogen ions in the blood. The difference between the two tests shows that when you exercise, your bpm goes up, but the timings get shorter and faster.

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    The heart pumps 7000 litres of blood through the body each day. The pH of blood is determined by the concentration of hydrogen ions in the blood. The difference between the two tests shows that when you exercise, your bpm goes up, but the timings get shorter and faster.

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    The heart pumps 7000 litres of blood through the body each day. The pH of blood is determined by the concentration of hydrogen ions in the blood. The difference between the two tests shows that when you exercise, your bpm goes up, but the timings get shorter and faster.

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    ExerciseExperiment

    Thefocusofthislabreportistoaddressbaseline&exercisedataofthe
    cardiovascularandrespiratorysystems.Theheartpumps7000litresofbloodthrough
    thebodyeachday.Heartsizevarieswithbodysize.Anadultsheartsisgenerallyabout
    14centimeterslongand9centimeterswide.Theheartisprotectedbythevertebral
    column,sternum,andthelungsandcoveredbythepericardium.Anelectrocardiogram
    (EKG)graphicallyrepresentselectricaleventsthatoccurwithintheheart.Theheartrate
    istestingtheRRsequencewhichismerelyafifthofasinglebeatwhichiscomposed
    ofP,Q,R,S,andTwaves.Impulsesareconductedonphrenicnervestomusclefibers
    inthediaphragm,contractingthem.Carbondioxideisformedduringaerobiccellular
    respiration,whenmoleculessuchasglucose,fattyacids,andaminoacidsarebroken
    downtomakeATP.ThepHofbloodisdeterminedbytheconcentrationofhydrogen
    ionsintheblood.

    Question:
    Whathappenstoallofthedatacollectedafterexercising?

    Hypothesis:
    IbelievethatthepHlevelswilldecrease,theEKGdataandthespirometerdatawill
    increaseduetomoreoxygenandcarbondioxidebeingprocessed.

    Theequipmentusedintheexperiments
    Thesafetyequipmentusedinthislabexperimentisveryrudimentaryinthatonly
    glovesandgogglesforthespirometersprobeiodine.Theothertestsdidnotneedany
    safetyequipmentexceptforcommonknowledge.

    TheEKGtestsrequiredforsomeonetobehookedupbytheEKGtabsforthe
    labquesttablettoprocessthetest.ThepHtestingwasexecutedbytakingthepHlevel
    ofthewaterbeforeandafterblowingintothewaterfor40seconds.Thelasttestwas
    donebyblowingintothebag,oncebyjusttakinganormalbreathinandout,then
    normalbreathinbutblowoutasmuchaspossible,finallytakinginasmuchairas
    possibleandblowingasmuchaspossibleout.

    Thedatafromtheexperiments.

    Thedatainthetablerepresentsatrestandafterexerciseofthecardiovascular
    systemsuchasbpmandsignaltimes.Thedifferencebetweenthetwotestsshowthat
    whenyouexercise,yourbpmgoesup,butthetimingsgetshorterandshorter.

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