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The CD-ROM serves as an animated laboratory with interactive exercises that allow the student, either individually or as part of a small group, to conduct experiments and obtain valid physiological responses. The goal of the CD-ROM is to assist students in determining how to experimentally find an answer, analyze data, and form conclusions from results. Includes 150 page booklet.
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• Preface(p. v)
• Instructions for Using The Virtual Exercise Physiology Laboratory(p. vii)
• Unit I Introduction(p. 1)
• Units of Measure(p. 1)
• Working with Laboratory Data(p. 6)
• Unit II Cardiovascular Responses to Exercise(p. 13)
• Laboratory 1 Heart Rate and Blood Pressure Response to Exercise(p. 15)
• Laboratory 2 Cardiovascular Responses to Exercise(p. 17)
• Laboratory 3 Cardiovascular Responses to Prolonged Exercise in the Heat(p. 19)
• Laboratory 4 Cardiovascular Responses to Prolonged Exercise(p. 23)
• Laboratory 5 Training Effects on Cardiovascular Responses to Prolonged Exercise(p. 27)
• Laboratory 6 Cardiovascular Responses to Graded Exercise(p. 31)
• Laboratory 7 Training Effects on Cardiorespiratory Responses to Graded Exercise(p. 35)
• Unit III Metabolic Responses to Exercise(p. 39)
• Laboratory 8 Measuring Energy Expenditure: Indirect Calorimetery(p. 42)
• Laboratory 9 Oxygen Deficit and EPOC(p. 45)
• Laboratory 10 Metabolic Responses to Graded Exercise(p. 49)
• Laboratory 11 Direct Measurement of Maximal Aerobic Utilization (VO[subscript 2max])(p. 53)
• Laboratory 12 Field Tests for Estimating Maximal Aerobic Utilization (VO[subscript 2max])(p. 56)
• Laboratory 13 Developing a Submaximal Cycling Protocol to Estimate VO[subscript 2max](p. 58)
• Laboratory 14 Metabolic Responses to Prolonged Exercise(p. 60)
• Laboratory 15 Training Effects on Metabolic Responses to Prolonged Exercise(p. 63)
• Laboratory 16 Metabolic Responses to Graded Exercise(p. 67)
• Laboratory 17 Training Effects on Metabolic Responses to Graded Exercise(p. 71)
• Unit IV Special Topics(p. 75)
• Laboratory 18 Thermoregulatory Responses to Prolonged Exercise(p. 77)
• Laboratory 19 Heat Acclimation on Thermoregulatory Responses to Prolonged Exercise(p. 81)
• Laboratory 20 Effects of Altitude on Graded Exercise(p. 84)
• Laboratory 21 Effects of Fluids and Carbohydrate Feeding During Prolonged Exercise(p. 87)
• Laboratory 22 Effects of Diet on Prolonged Exercise(p. 91)
• Laboratory 23 Electromyography(p. 93)
• Laboratory 24 Body Composition Assessment(p. 98)
• Laboratory 25 Dietary Analysis(p. 107)
• Laboratory 26 Ergogenic Aid to Anaerobic Performance--Creatine Supplementation(p. 109)
• Laboratory 27 Ergogenic Aid to Aerobic Performance--Caffeine(p. 114)
• Appendices(p. 117)
• A Scientific Method(p. 119)
• B Inquiry-Based Research Project Guidelines(p. 121)
• C Scientific Paper Guidelines(p. 123)
• D Metabolic Calculations(p. 125)
• E Metabolic Problems(p. 130)
• F Metabolic Problem Solutions(p. 132)
• G Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire (PAR-Q)(p. 136)
• H Walking and Jogging Protocols to Estimate VO[subscript 2max](p. 137)
• I Normative Data for Aerobic Power Tests(p. 138)
• J Standardized Steps in Blood Pressure Measurement(p. 139)
• K Measuring Blood Lactate Concentration and Hematocrit(p. 140)
• L Skinfold Measurements(p. 142)
• M Normative Data for Body Composition(p. 146)
• N Determining Ideal Body Weight(p. 147)
• O STPD Correction Factors(p. 148)
• P BTPS Correction Factors(p. 149)
• Q Water Density Correction Factors(p. 150)
• Glossary(p. 151)
• References(p. 154)
• Index(p. 157)