Acute exercise and chronic exercise

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Indicate the body's response to acute and chronicaerobic exercises using the following:
(I) Increase, (D) Decrease, or (NC) No Change.
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Acute exercise
1. Heart rate: I
2. Stroke volume: I
3. Systolic blood pressure: I
4. Blood flow to the organs: I
5. Capillary density: I
Chronic exercise
1. Heart rate: D
2. Stroke volume: I
3. Systolic blood pressure: NC
4. Blood flow to the organs: I
5. Capillary density: I

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