Exercise at high altitude (e.g., >7,000 feet above sea level) could result in
A. a decrease in resting heart rate.
B. reduced oxygen bound to hemoglobin.
C. an increase in the heart rate response to a fixed level of exercise.
D. Both reduced oxygen bound to hemoglobin and an increase in the heart rate response to a fixed level of exercise are correct
Answer: D
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What will be an ideal response?