1.Based on the graph you made, what is the relationship of breathing and heart rate? A) Breathing decreases as heart rate increases B) Breathing increases as heart rate decreases C) Breathing increases as heart rate increases D) There is no correlation between heart rate and breathing 2. Relate the time and the heart rate and breathing rate? A) Heart and breathing rate increase as it's nearly bedtime. B) Both rates decrease as bedtime is nearing C) Both rates are low when you awake and gets higher towards noon D) Heart and breathing rate lowers towards noon 3. What is the correlation of the activity with the heart and breathing rate? A) Heart and breathing rate increase with the intensity of the activity B) Both rates decrease as intensity decrease C) Heart decreases and breathing rate increases as intensity of activity increases D) Heart increases and breathing rate decreases as intensity of activity decreases 4. What is the relation of heart and breathing rate? A) Both are proportional with each other B) Both are inversely proportional with each other C) Both are not related to each other D) Both increases as time, intensity of activity and time increases

1.Based on the graph you made, what is the relationship of breathing and heart rate? A) Breathing decreases as heart rate increases B) Breathing increases as heart rate decreases C) Breathing increases as heart rate increases D) There is no correlation between heart rate and breathing 2. Relate the time and the heart rate and breathing rate? A) Heart and breathing rate increase as it's nearly bedtime. B) Both rates decrease as bedtime is nearing C) Both rates are low when you awake and gets higher towards noon D) Heart and breathing rate lowers towards noon 3. What is the correlation of the activity with the heart and breathing rate? A) Heart and breathing rate increase with the intensity of the activity B) Both rates decrease as intensity decrease C) Heart decreases and breathing rate increases as intensity of activity increases D) Heart increases and breathing rate decreases as intensity of activity decreases 4. What is the relation of heart and breathing rate? A) Both are proportional with each other B) Both are inversely proportional with each other C) Both are not related to each other D) Both increases as time, intensity of activity and time increases

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: The correct sequence of levels forming the structural hierarchy is A. (a) organ, organ system,...

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