The amount of oxygen needed to support the conversion of lactic acid to glucose by the liver is called the
A) refractory quantity.
B) oxygen debt.
C) anaerobic value.
D) aerobic conversion.
E) lactate debt.

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The term oxygen debt refers to the amount of oxygen required by the body to convert the accumulated lactic acid to glucose in the liver after a period of anaerobic exercise. This process is essential for restoring the body's oxygen levels and energy reserves.

The Amount of Oxygen Needed to Support the Conversion of Lactic