For questions #50 through #54, indicate whether the physiological response will increase (A), decrease (B), or not substantially change (C). 50. Systolic blood pressure response during exercise. 51. Diastolic blood pressure response during exercise. 52. Blood pressure in hypertensive individuals following low to moderate levels of training. 53. Resting and submaximal exercise heart rate following training. 54. Maximal heart rate following training.
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Systolic blood pressure response during exercise - A (increase) During exercise, the body needs more oxygen and nutrients, which requires the heart to pump more blood. This increased demand for blood flow causes an increase in systolic blood pressure. Show more…
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