Select the options below that are long term effects of altitude hypoxia. Select 3 correct answer(s) Hyperventilation Submaximal heart rate is elevated Decreased hematocrit Increased mitochondrial density Max cardiac output stays the same

Select the options below that are long term effects of altitude hypoxia. Select 3 correct answer(s) Hyperventilation Submaximal heart rate is elevated Decreased hematocrit Increased mitochondrial density Max cardiac output stays the same

Comprehensive Medical Terminology

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ISBN:9781133478850

Author:Jones

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Chapter9: The Blood And Lymphatic Systems

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	Hyperventilation
	Submaximal heart rate is elevated
	Decreased hematocrit
	Increased mitochondrial density
	Max cardiac output stays the same

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