The relationship between ventilation and oxygen uptake becomes non-linear above the anaerobic threshold. This threshold can be determined by establishing a ratio of inspired volume and VO2 consumption. Anaerobic threshold also known as lactate threshold (LT) or lactate inflection point (LIP) is the point when lactic acid starts to amass in the blood stream.
Use AcqKnowledge® to establish a ratio of inspired volume and VO2 consumption and to integrate the air flow signal to obtain total inspired volume in real time.
Divide the identically integrated O2 consumption flow signal by the inspired volume; the resultant value will be constant to the point of anaerobic threshold. After the threshold is reached, this value starts to drop.
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MP160 System
Wired | Anaerobic Threshold (AT)
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Wired | Anaerobic Threshold (AT)
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MP36R System
Wired | Anaerobic Threshold (AT)
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MP160 System
MP160 System
MP36R System
MP160 System
MRI | Anaerobic Threshold (AT)
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MP160 System
MRI | Anaerobic Threshold (AT)
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MP160 System
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