During Exercise, Carbon Dioxide Produced by Muscle Cells Causes Vasodilation

question 153

Multiple Choice

During exercise, carbon dioxide produced by muscle cells causes vasodilation in skeletal muscle. This is an example of

• A)hypoxia.
• B)active hyperemia.
• C)ischemia.
• D)flow autoregulation.
• E)reactive hyperemia.

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Definitions:

Externally Motivated

Being driven by external factors or rewards, such as praise, money, or recognition, rather than internal desires or satisfaction.

Social Motives

Motives (such as the needs for affiliation and achievement) that are acquired through experience and interaction with others.

Extrinsic Motives

Motivations driven by external rewards or punishments rather than by the intrinsic value of the activity itself.

Activation Phase

A stage in the process of memory that involves the retrieval of information to use it actively.