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A) Define bradycardia. (1) b) Outline why the adaptations leading to bradycardia might be beneficial to trained athletes. (3)

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1 a) Define bradycardia. (1) b) Outline why the adaptations leading to bradycardia might be beneficial to trained athletes. (3)

2 Outline the four phases of the cardiac cycle. (4)

3 Define the term pressure gradient. (1)
A pressure gradient is when there is a difference in neighbouring or adjoining pressures (1).

4 Examine how the body uses pressure gradients in order to facilitate inspiration and expiration. (6)

5 Examine the purpose of warming up to improve cardiac function during sporting activity. (6)

6 During intense racing, an endurance swimmer will require a greater volume of air per breath than when at rest. Explain how the swimmer achieves a greater volume of air per breath during a race. (6)

7 Describe the effects of an unhealthy lifestyle on the cardiovascular system. (4)

8 Analyse the effect of a warm-up on performance
Analyse the effect of a warm-up on performance. Use your knowledge and understanding from across the course of study to answer this question. (12) Continued….

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10 Outline what is meant by an unhealthy lifestyle. (4)


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