Anatomy and Physiology Unit 2
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Cardiovascular System Asynchronous Recording
Respiratory System Asynchronous Recording
Project 2 GUIDELINES
Unit 2 PROJECT
In order to receive full credit for the part of the project in the lesson, you must answer each question completely.
*****EACH Question is worth 100 POINTS. For question 1 you will see 30 points and so on. What that means is that if you complete that requirement, you will receive 30 points for doing so. When you complete all requirements for the question, you know you are ready to move on to the next section of the project*****
Lesson 7
You will be recording your resting heart rate and exercise heart rate. The best places to find your heart rate are on the side of where your adams apple is or on the palm side of your wrist towards the thumb side. You will count the amount of beats per 15 seconds and then multiply by 4. Example say I got 100 beats in 15 seconds ( 100x4=400 bpm)
Question 1
(50 points) In a complete sentence, tell me what your initial resting heart rate was in beats per minute.
(50 points) Resting heart rate is within reasonable values
What did you use to find it?
What was the rate?
Question 2
(50 points) In a complete sentence, tell me what your pulse rate was after vigorous exercise.
(50 points) Exercise heart rate is within reasonable values
Choose something you can do for 10 minutes(fast walking, jogging, riding a bike, playing basketball)
Be sure to record pulse right after the 10 minutes
Question 3
(100 points) In a complete sentence, tell me how long it took in minutes and seconds to get back to your resting heart rate. If you did not recover to that heart rate, explain why that could be.
Question 4
(70 points) In A paragraph (4-5 sentences), tell me
What determines the recovery rate after exercise
Do you think a person that is ‘fit’ will have a high heart rate during exercise? Why or Why not?
(30 points) Provide the MLA citation for the resources used for this section of the project
Lesson 9
Regulation of Breathing
Materials: Clock or watch that measures seconds, pen or pencil, paper
Procedure:
1. Sit where you can see the clock or watch.
2. Hold your breath for as long as is comfortable. (Do not hold your breath for over 90 seconds!!!)
As soon as you begin holding your breath, start writing a report on paper on the experience. Continue until you can no longer write.
4. After you begin breathing again, note how your breathing changes from before you held your breath.
5. Answer the questions and submit to your instructor.
Question 1
(50 points) In a complete sentence(s), describe how your ability to think was affected as you held your breath.
(50 points) In a complete sentence(s), describe how your ability to write was affected as you held your breath.
Did vision, thinking,writing ability change? If so , how?
Question 2
(100 points) In a complete sentence(s), describe how your breathing change after holding your breath
Did breathing slow down? speed up? deepen? shorten?
Question 3
(50 points) In complete sentences, based on your observations, which do you think has greater control of your breathing--your conscious brain or the subconscious brain?
(50 points) Explain your answer.