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Cardiovascular effects of exercise

cardiovascular effects of exercise experiment recordingThe aim of the cardiovascular effects of exercise experiment is to record the electrocardiogram (ECG) and the finger pulse from a healthy volunteer, and compare the recordings made when the volunteer is at rest and immediately after exercise.

The experiment explains the concepts of the autonomic nervous system and the control of distribution of blood to various organs in the body, how this is influenced by local conditions, and the flow of blood to particular organs at rest and during exercise. The experiment is suitable for beginning undergraduates with some knowledge of the PowerLab data acquisition system.

Click the links below to download LabChart 5 Windows and Mac versions of the Teaching Experiment. If you are using LabChart 4, please download the Teaching Experiment from the LabChart 4 Teaching Experiments page.

folder icon windows icon Cardio_Effects_Exercise_Win.zip  (9 MB)
mac icon Cardio_Effects_Exercise_Mac.sit  (8.4 MB)

Click the links below to download a short Technique Movie in your preferred compressed format. The movie shows how to perform a Lead I ECG recording.

QuickTime logo ECG_Lead_I.zip  (2.5 MB)
ECG_Lead_I.sit  (2.5 MB)

The documentation for this experiment assumes the use of:

PowerLab 4/25T  (ML865)
3 Snap-connect lead wires  (MLA0315)
3 Disposable ECG electrodes  (MLA1010) or
3 Reusable (clamp) electrodes  (MLA700) & Electrode Cream  (MLA1090)
Abrasive Gel  (MLA1093B)
Finger pulse transducer  (MLT1010)
Hand Dynamometer (MLT003) or a rubber squeeze-ball
Alcohol swabs
A pen

For equipment substitutions see Equipment.


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