dive response lab final 
Name:_____Sarah Goldammer______________ Date:___10/29/14____________
Provide a copy of your completed data worksheets.
Data Notebook
Table 1. Changes during the Dive Response
Heart
Rate
(BPM)
Pulse
Amplitude
Rest
106.55
0.01631
15 Seconds into the Dive
75
0.02312
End of the Dive
53.73
0.015
30 Seconds after Dive
73
0.054
Table 2. Changes during Breath-holding
Heart
Rate
(BPM)
Pulse
Amplitude
Rest
90
0.016
15 Seconds into Breath-hold
68
0.0219
End of
Breath-hold
66.5
0.0435
30 Seconds after Breath-hold
70
0.065
Table 3. Changes in Peripheral Circulation
Change in Leg Blood Volume
Rest
.74
Dive
.31
Breath-hold
.61
Effects of the Dive Response on Heart Rate and Pulse Amplitude
In the space below, insert a bar graph showing the heart rate and pulse amplitude during rest, 15 seconds into the dive, just before the end of the dive, and 30 seconds after the end of the dive.
Effects of Breath-holding on Heart Rate and Pulse Amplitude
In the space below, insert a bar graph showing the heart rate and pulse amplitude during rest, 15 seconds into the breath-hold, just before the end of the breath-hold, and 30 seconds after the end of the breath-hold.
Changes in Peripheral Circulation
In the space below, insert a bar graph showing the change in peripheral circulation during rest, during the dive, and during the breath-hold.
Conclusions
Answer the following questions in complete sentences.
1. Did the amplitude of your pulse beat change during a dive and/or during a breath-hold?
During the dive the amplitude increased from .0166 to .02312 at 15 seconds into dive suggesting an increase in stroke volume due to decreased heart rate. At the end of the dive the amplitude decreased to .015 and increased after the dive to .054. During the breath holding the amplitude increased at the highest heart rate at rest had the lowest amplitude. While the heart rate decreased over the breath hold the amplitude increased slightly.
2. Did your
Provide a copy of your completed data worksheets.
Data Notebook
Table 1. Changes during the Dive Response
Heart
Rate
(BPM)
Pulse
Amplitude
Rest
106.55
0.01631
15 Seconds into the Dive
75
0.02312
End of the Dive
53.73
0.015
30 Seconds after Dive
73
0.054
Table 2. Changes during Breath-holding
Heart
Rate
(BPM)
Pulse
Amplitude
Rest
90
0.016
15 Seconds into Breath-hold
68
0.0219
End of
Breath-hold
66.5
0.0435
30 Seconds after Breath-hold
70
0.065
Table 3. Changes in Peripheral Circulation
Change in Leg Blood Volume
Rest
.74
Dive
.31
Breath-hold
.61
Effects of the Dive Response on Heart Rate and Pulse Amplitude
In the space below, insert a bar graph showing the heart rate and pulse amplitude during rest, 15 seconds into the dive, just before the end of the dive, and 30 seconds after the end of the dive.
Effects of Breath-holding on Heart Rate and Pulse Amplitude
In the space below, insert a bar graph showing the heart rate and pulse amplitude during rest, 15 seconds into the breath-hold, just before the end of the breath-hold, and 30 seconds after the end of the breath-hold.
Changes in Peripheral Circulation
In the space below, insert a bar graph showing the change in peripheral circulation during rest, during the dive, and during the breath-hold.
Conclusions
Answer the following questions in complete sentences.
1. Did the amplitude of your pulse beat change during a dive and/or during a breath-hold?
During the dive the amplitude increased from .0166 to .02312 at 15 seconds into dive suggesting an increase in stroke volume due to decreased heart rate. At the end of the dive the amplitude decreased to .015 and increased after the dive to .054. During the breath holding the amplitude increased at the highest heart rate at rest had the lowest amplitude. While the heart rate decreased over the breath hold the amplitude increased slightly.
2. Did your