Permalink : http://hdl.handle.net/2115/61913

JaLCDOI : 10.14943/b.edu.125.193

KEYWORDS : 行動性呼吸調節;随意呼吸;不随意呼吸;ホメオスタシス;知覚;Behavioral control of exercise hyperpnea;Voluntary control of breathing;Behavioral control of exeInvoluntary control of breathing;Homeostasis;Perception

Breathing during exercise is an important physiological function for maintaining homeostasis of blood gases. In general, ventilatory response during exercise is considered to be automatically controlled depending on exercise intensity and the corresponding perturbation of neurohumoral factors. However, in awake humans, the act of performing physical exercise is coupled with conscious elements such as motivation, effort, and emotions. This means that ventilatory control during exercise cannot be explained well enough by the automatic control system. In this review article, previous works in which behavioral control of exercise hyperpnea was examined are overviewed.