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HMS, BM EQ-Bank 386

A student has access to a respiratory rate monitor with a chest strap sensor to investigate ventilation responses during aerobic training. Describe how this equipment should be used to collect ventilation rate data during a 20-minute aerobic exercise session.   (4 marks)

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  • The chest strap sensor should be calibrated and securely fastened around the participant’s chest before beginning the exercise session to ensure accurate measurement.
  • The device should be set to record breath frequency continuously throughout the 20-minute session with data stored automatically at preset intervals (every 30 seconds).
  • The participant’s baseline ventilation rate should be recorded during a 2-minute rest period before commencing exercise to establish individual reference values.
  • After completing the aerobic session, ventilation rate should continue to be monitored for a 5-minute recovery period to observe how quickly breathing returns to baseline levels.
  • All collected data should be transferred to a spreadsheet for analysis, allowing calculation of average rates, maximum rates, and recovery patterns.
  • Consistent placement of the chest strap sensor between participants and testing sessions is essential to ensure reliable and comparable data.
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  • The chest strap sensor should be calibrated and securely fastened around the participant’s chest before beginning the exercise session to ensure accurate measurement.
  • The device should be set to record breath frequency continuously throughout the 20-minute session with data stored automatically at preset intervals (every 30 seconds).
  • The participant’s baseline ventilation rate should be recorded during a 2-minute rest period before commencing exercise to establish individual reference values.
  • After completing the aerobic session, ventilation rate should continue to be monitored for a 5-minute recovery period to observe how quickly breathing returns to baseline levels.
  • All collected data should be transferred to a spreadsheet for analysis, allowing calculation of average rates, maximum rates, and recovery patterns.
  • Consistent placement of the chest strap sensor between participants and testing sessions is essential to ensure reliable and comparable data.

Filed Under: Investigate aerobic training (EO-X) Tagged With: Band 3, smc-5533-20-Data collection

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