Objectives
By studying this chapter, you should be able to do the following:
1. Describe the difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetes.
2. Contrast how a person with diabetes responds to exercise when blood glucose is “in control,” compared to when it is not.
3. Explain why exercise may complicate the life of a person with type 1 dilabetes, while being a recommended and primary part of a program for someone with type a diabetes.
4. Decribe the changes in diet and insulin that might be made prior to a person with diabetes doing exercise.
5. Describe the sequence of events leading to an asthma attack, and how cromolyn sodium and -adrenergic agonists act to prevent and/or relieve and attack.
6. Describe the cause of exercise-induced asthma, and how one may deal with this problem.
7. Contrast chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) with asthma in terms of causes, prognosis, and the role of rehabilitation programs in a return to “normal” function.
8. Identify the types of patient populations that one might see in a cardiac rehabilitation program and the types of medications that these individuals may be taking.
9. Contrast Phase I with Phase II, and Phase III cardiac rehabilitation programs.
10. Describe the physiological changes in the elderly that result from an endurance-training program.
11. Outline the physical activity recommendations for older adults who cannot the regular adult program.
12. Describe the guidelines for exercise programs for pregnant women.
ObjectivesBy studying this chapter, you should be able to do the following:1. Describe the difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetes.2. Contrast how a person with diabetes responds to exercise when blood glucose is “in control,” compared to when it is not.3. Explain why exercise may complicate the life of a person with type 1 dilabetes, while being a recommended and primary part of a program for someone with type a diabetes.4. Decribe the changes in diet and insulin that might be made prior to a person with diabetes doing exercise.5. Describe the sequence of events leading to an asthma attack, and how cromolyn sodium and -adrenergic agonists act to prevent and/or relieve and attack.6. Describe the cause of exercise-induced asthma, and how one may deal with this problem.7. Contrast chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) with asthma in terms of causes, prognosis, and the role of rehabilitation programs in a return to “normal” function.8. Identify the types of patient populations that one might see in a cardiac rehabilitation program and the types of medications that these individuals may be taking.9. Contrast Phase I with Phase II, and Phase III cardiac rehabilitation programs.10. Describe the physiological changes in the elderly that result from an endurance-training program.11. Outline the physical activity recommendations for older adults who cannot the regular adult program.12. Describe the guidelines for exercise programs for pregnant women.
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