66133 - Pathophysiology of Motor Activities

Learning outcomes

At the end of the course the student acquires scientific and educational knowledge in the field of the physiopathology of motor activities, specifically  in the field of internal medicine, metabolic diseases and cardiology. The student will be able to recognize signs and symptoms of some internal pathologies of interest in the sports field. The student will also know the role of exercise in the prevention and treatment of specific pathologies.

Course contents

Teaching program of Physiopathology of motor activities - Internal Medicine and Cardiology – Anna Vittoria Mattioli
Physio Pathology of the cardiovascular system


Gender cardiology: differences in the pathophysiology of CV diseases in the 2 sexes


Traditional CV risk factors, newly identified, excluding females


Ischemic heart disease


Heart failure


Implantable devices


Indications for physical activity in subjects with heart disease


Physical activity monitoring devices


Discussion of clinical cases


Journal club





Teaching of Physiopathology of Motor Activities – module 2 (Mazzuca) - Internal Medicine and Cardiology –
S.T.A.M.P.A. Master's Degree Course 1st year - 2nd cycle – Department of Sciences for the Quality of Life – University of Bologna – Rimini branch


INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE


• The Specialist in A.M.P.A., the Person with chronic dysmetabolic disease, the Specialist in chronic dysmetabolic diseases, the Specialist in Sports Medicine


• Di.M.E.F. = Monitoring diary of the person with chronic metabolic disease (MCD) while carrying out a starting dose of physical exercise (EF)


prescribed by the doctor


developed by the AMPA master's graduate (Kinesiologist)


monitored by the person with MCD, trained by the Diabetology TEAM, and supervised by the kinesiologist through shared sensitive exercise parameters


• Therapeutic education in Diabetology: the EF technical informant, the chronic care model


CHRONIC METABOLIC DISEASES


• Diabetes mellitus, obesity, metabolic syndrome, and their complications: diagnostic criteria, etiopathogenesis, and clinical expressions; in particular:


• Hyper - and hypoglycemia,


• arterial hyper- and hypotension,


• devices for measuring blood glucose, interstitial glucose, and PAO


• the medical medical record


MEDICAL NUTRITIONAL THERAPY AND MCD


• qualitative-quantitative and behavioral parameters of nutrition, and EF


• Di.C.A.: Food Communication Diary -


PHARMACOLOGICAL AND MCD MEDICAL THERAPY


• oral hypoglycemics and EF


• oral and injectable «euglycemics», and EF


• Insulins, injection devices, and EF


MEDICAL MOTOR THERAPY (EF) AND MCD:


• scientific evidence of the role of EF


• adaptations to EF and metabolic effects


• the EF medical prescription form:


• standard starting dose of EF, and at leisure, for people with MCD


• EF in chronic complications of diabetes

Readings/Bibliography

slides


teaching material provided by the teacher

Teaching methods

lessons

discussion of clinical cases

journal club

Assessment methods

written test

Office hours

See the website of Anna Vittoria Mattioli

See the website of Paolo Mazzuca