After hyperventilating a person will be able to hold his/her breath longer, not as long or the same duration as the baseline (normal) duration. Explain your prediction. hyperventilating

When a person hyperventilates, their respiratory rate will be fast and deep breathing.

Explanation:

When a person hyperventilates, there is fast and deep breathing occurs which causes the body to lose carbon dioxide or CO2 and increase the amount of oxygen in the blood, so, that person will be able to hold breath longer, not as the same duration as the normal duration.

For maintaining steady respiration it is important that in an equilibrium what the body breathes in and breathes out. However, hyperventilation causes the disruption of this balance, trigger the individual to breathe out more than breaths in. A large portion loss of CO2 can cause tissues to begin malfunction.

for me i would

1.   break up the project into simpler tasks

2. prioritize the tasks

3. create an action plan

4. create a schedule

5. delegate work

this would be logical sequence, because:

1.   i need to know what the simple tasks are

2. i need to know which ones need to be done in order of importance

3. make a plan to get everything done in the correct order

4. set up the times and days for completion

5. hand out tasks to other to get it all done.

the more fit you are, the faster the recovery. your heart rate drops most sharply in the first minute after you stop exercising; it should then fall about 20 beats a minute—a drop of less than 12 beats a minute is considered abnormal. this “recovery heart rate” is measured as part of an exercise stress test.