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Quick Scroll AIPG2007 anabolic function 11.21.07 (9 months ago) #1
which of the following adaptation wil b apt increase anabolic function at high altitude
1.increase workload decrease duration of excersise
2.decrease workload decrease duration
3/increase workload decrease duration
4.dec workld inc duration
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Quick Scroll 11.28.07 (9 months ago) #2
the answer is decreased workload and increased duration of exercise. but that option is missing in your question icon_smile.gif
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Quick Scroll 11.28.07 (9 months ago) #3
your first option and third option are the same icon_smile.gif
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Quick Scroll 11.29.07 (9 months ago) #4
ans is d: dec in workload and increase in duration of exercise... logically sems correct but refferncially cant justify!
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Quick Scroll 11.29.07 (9 months ago) #5
oh yes that is the 4th option. sorry missed it yesterday icon_biggrin.gif
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Quick Scroll 11.30.07 (9 months ago) #6
well yes ans d.. thats what is given in speed book.. but my doubt is...
for anabolism.. that is for body building....... we have to increase workload.. and also duration of exercise.........

if we decrease workload and increase duration it will result in weight loss that is catabolism.......... a net increase in catabolic function... someone please explain.........

i dont know why i think different
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Quick Scroll 11.30.07 (9 months ago) #7
the answer is d because the question asks about high altitude.
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Quick Scroll 11.30.07 (9 months ago) #8
if high altitude means? how it reverses.......pl explain
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Quick Scroll 12.01.07 (9 months ago) #9
at high altitude the oxygen concentration and thus oxygen availability decreases.

as a result, both increase in workload and increase in duration of exercise is not possible at the same time. the body wouldn't be able to handle it.

now, if we increase the workload, the duration of exercise will decrease automatically because the regulating factor here is oxygen availabilty.

since, this wouldn't be of any use to us, we will decrease the workload so that the person can exercise for a longer duration.
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Quick Scroll 12.01.07 (9 months ago) #10
i think that is the funda behind this question. if any other please correct me icon_smile.gif
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