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Stroke volume during exercise
During dynamic exercise, the skeletal muscle pump and increased respiratory effort raise venous return to the heart. The greater end-diastolic volume stretches the ventricular wall, and the ventricle responds with a more forceful contraction.
This length-tension relationship is known as the Frank-Starling mechanism. Sympathetic stimulation adds to it by raising contractility at any given filling pressure, so more blood leaves with each beat.
Why does stroke volume go up when I exercise?
How it works It takes three steps.
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