A person with a high Vo2maxa. needs less oxygen than someone with a low Vo2max.b. has stronger muscles than someone with a low Vo2max.c. is less likely to show muscle tetanus than someone with a low Vo2max.d. has fewer muscle mitochondria than someone with a low Vo2max.e. experiences less muscle fatigue during exercise than someone with a lowVo2max.

A person with a high Vo2maxa. needs less oxygen than someone with a low Vo2max.b. has stronger muscles than someone with a low Vo2max.c. is less likely to show muscle tetanus than someone with a low Vo2max.d. has fewer muscle mitochondria than someone with a low Vo2max.e. experiences less muscle fatigue during exercise than someone with a lowVo2max.

Basic Clinical Lab Competencies for Respiratory Care: An Integrated Approach

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Chapter17: Hyperinflation Therapy

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