Hemodynamics
Study findings from T. Reilly et al broaden understanding of hemodynamics
Published in Cardiovascular Week, August 30th, 2010
Data detailed in 'A sub-maximal occupational aerobic fitness test alternative, when the use of heart rate is not appropriate' have been presented. "Several emergency response organisations have introduced a minimum aerobic fitness test to predict performance on critical tasks, as well as to help ensure some protection against the cardiovascular stress associated with emergency situations. A popular indirect sub-maximal test of aerobic fitness is the step test; this test relies on the relationship between exercise intensity, heart rate and aerobic capacity," researchers in Ottawa, Canada report.
"This relationship, and the tests that rely on it, are not valid for...
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Source: Cardiovascular Week (2010-08-30)
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