6A IA# EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY

AIM

METHOD 1 If you are a male choose a female as a partner. Do the opposite if you are female. 2. Allow your partner to lie down for 2 mins, measure and record their pulse rate and breathing rate. 3. At the end of 2 mins, measure and record their pulse rate and breathing rate. 4.Allow your partner to stand still for 2 mins 5. At the end of th 2mins measure and record their pulse rate and breathing rate. 6. Allow your partner to do strenuous exercise like jogging on the spot for two minutes 7. Immediately after, measure and record their pulse rate and breathing rate and the pulse rate until recovery is achieved. 8. Repeat steps 2-7 with your partner. 9. Construct 2 tables to display your results -A table showing the pulse and breathing rates of male and female in a reclined and standing position. -A table showing the pulse and breathing rates immediately after strenuous exercise and the pulse rates during recovery. Include in your table the recovery time. 10. Use a bar graph to compare the variation of pulse of yourself and your partner with time after strenuous exercise.

Mark scheme ORR Aim-1mrk

Apparatus and materials-1 mark format-2marks sequential method-1`mark correct tense and grammar-2 marks tables properly done 6mrk Bar graph properly done 3 mrk

Limitations

Total=16 marks

A&I Introduction/background 2mrks Explanation of the variation observed between you and your partner4 marks Explanation of the variation observed after each activity3marks Assess which of you, whether you or your partner is more physically fit-3 marks

Total=12 marks

Results Female Pulse Rest 95 pulses per minute Standing 104

Exercise 162 (Each result after this was taken every 30 secs, i.e. wait 30 secs take anothert pulse reading per min got 112) 112 104 95..recovery

Breathing female Rest 20 breaths per minute Standing 32 Exercise 54

Pulse Male Rest 82 Standing 84 Exercise 96 86 83

Breathing male Rest 11 Standing -not sure about this one if its 12 or 13 but it shouldnt affect your results just leave it blank till we ask Mikhail tommorow Exercise 22