Scenario: Your friend Bo J. is a world-class dancer. But Bo recently has had a hard time really dancing for the typical 4 or 5 hours each night that he usually does. Bo goes to the medical doctors and they diagnose him with a rare medical issue: the skeletal muscle cells in his legs are not passing enough CO2 to his arterioles during and after exercise. He comes to you, his friend and dancing parter, to ask why producing his legs are getting so tired during dancing. What would you tell Bo that the problem is likely...(see image)
Scenario: Your friend Bo J. is a world-class dancer. But Bo recently has had a hard time really dancing for the typical 4 or 5 hours each night that he usually does. Bo goes to the medical doctors and they diagnose him with a rare medical issue: the skeletal muscle cells in his legs are not passing enough CO2 to his arterioles during and after exercise. He comes to you, his friend and dancing parter, to ask why producing his legs are getting so tired during dancing. What would you tell Bo that the problem is likely...(see image)
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Scenario: Your friend Bo J. is a world-class dancer. But Bo recently has had a hard time really dancing for the typical 4 or 5 hours each night that he usually does. Bo goes to the medical doctors and they diagnose him with a rare medical issue: the skeletal muscle cells in his legs are not passing enough CO2 to his arterioles during and after exercise. He comes to you, his friend and dancing parter, to ask why producing his legs are getting so tired during dancing.
What would you tell Bo that the problem is likely...(see image)
Transcribed Image Text:YES
His muscle tissues are
producing too much nitric
oxide
His arterioles are not
sufficiently vasoconstrict-
ing
His leg arterioles are not
sufficiently vasodilating
His tissues are receiving a
lot more glucose than
they need
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