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Sports and exercise medicine / edited by Stephen C. Wood, Robert C. Roach.
Holman Biotech Commons RC1210 .S639 1994
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- Format:
- Book
- Series:
- Lung biology in health and disease ; v. 76.
- Lung biology in health and disease ; 76
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Sports medicine.
- Exercise--Physiological aspects.
- Exercise.
- Sports Medicine.
- Exercise--physiology.
- Respiration--physiology.
- Medical Subjects:
- Sports Medicine.
- Exercise--physiology.
- Respiration--physiology.
- Physical Description:
- xv, 286 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- New York : M. Dekker, [1994]
- Summary:
- This unique resource presents current perspectives and special issues in sports medicine and pulmonary biology -- providing previously unavailable information on a broad variety of topics and reviewing the effect of training on respiratory muscles. Written by recognized experts in many subdisciplines of the field, Sports and Exercise Medicine explains the causes of sudden death in athletes, such as unrecognized congenital diseases, heat stress, asthma, and the sickle cell trait ... discusses heat illness ranging from mild disturbances to heat stroke ... explores the status of the spinally injured ... reviews the O[subscript 2] transport characteristics of high-altitude residents and their functional importance ... furnishes guidelines for food regimens that support and enhance endurance exercise ... examines the physiological factors that may limit or influence marathon running performance ... elucidates the hypoxic ventilatory response at sea level and high altitudes ... and much more. Generously referenced and illustrated, Sports and Exercise Medicine is a useful guide for physiologists, pulmonary disease specialists, sports medicine specialists, pulmonologists, chest and thoracic physicians, cardiologists, internists, and graduate and medical school students in these disciplines.
- Contents:
- 1. Sudden Death of Athletes / Christopher Lawrence 1
- III. Incidence 2
- IV. Physiology of Exercise 2
- V. Cause of Death in Young Athletes 3
- VI. Sudden Cardiac Death in Older Athletes 11
- VII. Screening for Cardiac Disease in Athletes 13
- VIII. Noncardiac Sudden Death 14
- IX. Drugs and Sudden Death 15
- 2. Heat Illness of Athletes / Bruce Ellis 21
- I. Pathophysiology 22
- II. Heat Exhaustion 27
- III. Heat Stroke 29
- 3. Sports Medicine and the Wheelchair Athlete / Roy J. Shephard 41
- II. Current Status of Spinally Injured 42
- III. Physiological Responses to Exercise 48
- IV. Methods of Fitness Assessment 52
- V. Training Responses 57
- VI. Biomechanical Concerns 59
- VII. Medical Risks 59
- 4. Performing Arts Medicine / Alice G. Brandfonbrener 63
- I. Scope of the Problems 64
- II. Injuries in Dancers 64
- III. Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome 67
- IV. Injuries in Musicians 67
- 5. Lower Extremity Sports Injuries / Robert M. Parks 77
- I. Plantar Fasciitis and Heel Spur Syndrome 81
- II. Achilles Tendinitis 83
- III. Shin Splint Syndrome 85
- IV. Overuse Knee Injuries 87
- 6. Psychology of Elite Women Athletes / Joan Lamb Ullyot 91
- I. Atalanta's Sisters 91
- II. Archetypology and Jungian Typology in Elite Women Runners 103
- 7. Food Selection for Endurance Training and Competition / Linda B. Houtkooper 115
- II. Energy 116
- III. Carbohydrate, Protein, and Fat Requirements 116
- IV. Food Selection Guidelines 117
- V. Sports Food Swap 119
- VI. Food Labels 123
- VII. Fluids 127
- VIII. Electrolytes 129
- IX. Fluid Replacement Beverages 130
- X. Food Selection Guidelines for Workouts and Competitions 132
- 8. Performance Enhancement: Blood Boosting, Erythropoietin, and Steroids / Edmund R. Burke 141
- I. Blood Boosting 141
- II. Erythropoietin 144
- III. Anabolic Steroids 146
- 9. Physiological Predictors of Marathon Run Performance / Robert Andrew Robergs 149
- II. Cardiorespiratory Endurance 151
- III. Blood 151
- IV. Muscular Endurance 152
- V. Running Economy 157
- VI. Muscle and Liver Glycogen 159
- VII. Environmental Considerations 160
- VIII. Training 163
- IX. Body Composition 163
- X. Relative Importance of the Predictor Variables 164
- XI. Future Improvements in Elite Marathon Performance 166
- 10. Anaerobic Threshold / Kathy E. Sietsema 173
- 11. Training and the Respiratory Muscles in Pulmonary Rehabilitation / Bartolome R. Celli 185
- I. Anatomical and Mechanical Considerations 186
- II. Composition, Metabolism, Blood Flow, and Coordination of the Respiratory Muscles 188
- III. Neural Control and Coordination 190
- IV. Respiratory Muscle Function and Exercise Conditioning 191
- V. Specific Strength and Endurance Training 198
- VI. Breathing Retraining 202
- 12. Hypoxic Ventilatory Response and Performance at High Altitude / Robert C. Roach 211
- I. Measurement of the Hypoxic Ventilatory Response at Sea Level 212
- II. Factors Influencing the HVR 213
- III. Hypoxic Ventilatory Response of High-Altitude Natives 215
- IV. Performance at High Altitude: Role of Hypoxic Ventilatory Response 216
- 13. Genetic Adaptation to High Altitude / Lorna G. Moore, Stacy Zamudio, Linda Curran-Everett, Antonio Torroni, Lynn B. Jorde, Ralph V. Shohet, Thupten, Tshering Drolkar 225
- II. Determinants of O[subscript 2] Transport 229
- III. Integrated Performance of the O[subscript 2] Transport System 237
- IV. Genetic vs. Environmental Factors 242.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 0824791908
- OCLC:
- 30071215
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