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How a person's metabolism could affect their temperature pulse respiration and blood pressure?
A person's metabolism significantly influences their body's physiological functions, including temperature, pulse, respiration, and blood pressure. Increased metabolic activity typically raises body temperature and pulse rate, as the body generates more heat and requires more oxygen and nutrients. Additionally, a higher metabolism can lead to increased respiratory rates to meet oxygen demands, while blood pressure may fluctuate due to changes in cardiac output and vascular resistance. Conversely, a slower metabolism may result in lower rates for these vital signs.
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What does not affect a persons cholesterol?
respiration
What happens to metabolism when a persons age?
As you age your metabolism can very easily go haywire.
What does not affect a persons cholesterol level?
respiration
Which of these does not affect a persons cholesterol level?
respiration
What factor has the least effect on a persons metabolism?
Intelligence
What factors can influence a persons metabolism?
Gender, age and body size and type
When a persons breaths are counted what is being monitored?
respiration and are you in mrs padilla class
What affects a persons metabolism?
There are many factors that affect a person's metabolism. A short list would include: age, gender, diet, activity level.
What rate is a persons metabolism expected to drop for each decade lived?
A person's metabolism is expected to drop 3-5% for each decade lived.
Are magnesium vitamines good for you?
Magnesium is great for heart palpitations, restless leg syndrome, high blood pressure and as it assists in sugar metabolism it is a preventative measure for persons prone to diabetes. It also helps me sleep soundly.
When you take a persons blood pressure it is a reflection of lymphatic pressure arterial pressure osmotic pressure or venous pressure?
arterial pressure
What is the connection between a persons genes and his or her metabolism?
Genes do play a role and have an effect on metabolism. For example if a persons family has many incidences of obesity, it is highly likely that person will also be obese because their genes will cause their metabolism to be slow.
