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ACSM's Exercise Management for Persons with Chronic Disease and Disabilities 3rd Revised edition [Hardback]

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  • Formāts: Hardback, 456 pages, height x width: 279x216 mm, 2 black & white illustrations, 24 black & white halftones
  • Izdošanas datums: 06-Jul-2009
  • Izdevniecība: Human Kinetics Publishers
  • ISBN-10: 0736074333
  • ISBN-13: 9780736074339
Citas grāmatas par šo tēmu:
  • Formāts: Hardback, 456 pages, height x width: 279x216 mm, 2 black & white illustrations, 24 black & white halftones
  • Izdošanas datums: 06-Jul-2009
  • Izdevniecība: Human Kinetics Publishers
  • ISBN-10: 0736074333
  • ISBN-13: 9780736074339
Citas grāmatas par šo tēmu:
The third edition of this ever popular title, developed under the auspices of the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), boasts an improved layout and an additional colour field to better convey the materials presented. As the title suggests, this is a clear, professional guide to developing exercise programmes for those suffering from chronic diseases and disabilities including but not limited to: Cardiovascular, Pulmonary, Metabolic, Orthopedic, Neuromuscular and Cognitive, Psychological and Sensory. Compiled from the writings of a plethora of experts specilising in their own clinical fields - as you would expect - the content is meticulously researched and presented. What is unexpected and rather exceptional, is the ease with which readers can digest and retain information from the text. Case reports provide users with real problems and their solutions beginning with a brief overview, a SOAP report and exercise programme with follow-up statement. This data based, applied text is a must have for those dealing with exercise prescription for those with diseases and disabilities.
Contributors xi
Preface xiii
PART I Framework
1(46)
J. Larry Durstine
Introduction
3(6)
Geoffrey E. Moore
Scott O. Roberts
J. Larry Durstine
Concept of Exercise Is Medicine
4(1)
Evidence-Based Guidelines
4(2)
How to Use This Book
6(1)
Problem-Oriented Management
7(1)
How to Use the Tables
8(1)
How to Read the Tables
8(1)
What's in the Tables
8(1)
What's Not in the Tables
8(1)
Approach to Exercise and Disease Management
9(12)
Geoffrey E. Moore
Anthony P. Marsh
J. Larry Durstine
Problem-Oriented Exercise Management
9(3)
Categories of Exercise Test Measures
12(4)
Exercise and Medications
16(2)
Exercise Dose-Response
18(1)
Risk, Cost, and Benefit
19(1)
Putting It All Together
19(2)
Exercise Is Medicine
21(10)
J. Larry Durstine
J. Brent Peel
Michael J. LaMonte
Steven J. Keteyian
Emma Fletcher
Geoffrey E. Moore
Terminology
22(1)
Epidemiology
22(3)
Exercise and Cardiovascular Diseases
25(1)
Biological Plausibility
26(1)
Current and Future Priorities
26(1)
Education for Exercise Professionals
27(3)
Summary
30(1)
Managing Exercise in Persons With Multiple Chronic Conditions
31(7)
Geoffrey E. Moore
Patricia L. Painter
G. William Lyerly
J. Larry Durstine
Overview of the Pathophysiology
31(4)
Effects on the Exercise Response
35(1)
Role of Exercise Training
35(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
36(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
36(1)
Case Study
37(1)
Physical Activity for Children and Adolescents
38(9)
William F. Riner
Richard J. Sabath
Effects of Health Status and Physical Activity on Growth and Development
39(1)
Normal Responses to Physical Activity in Children and Adolescents
39(2)
Exercise Testing of Children and Adolescents
41(1)
General Physical Activity Concerns for Children With a Chronic Health Condition or Disability
41(1)
Selected Diseases and Disorders of Children and Youth
42(2)
Summary
44(3)
PART II Cardiovascular Diseases
47(80)
Scott O. Roberts
Peter H. Brubaker
Myocardial Infarction
49(9)
Barry A. Franklin
Overview of the Pathophysiology
49(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
50(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
51(1)
Management and Medications
51(1)
Special Precautions
52(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
53(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
53(3)
Case Study
56(2)
Revascularization: CABGS and PTCA or PCI
58(8)
Barry A. Franklin
Overview of the Pathophysiology
58(2)
Effects on the Exercise Response
60(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
60(1)
Management and Medications
61(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
61(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
62(2)
Case Study
64(2)
Angina and Silent Ischemia
66(7)
Daniel Friedman
Scott O. Roberts
Overview of the Pathophysiology
66(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
67(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
68(1)
Management and Medications
68(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
69(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
70(2)
Case Study
72(1)
Atrial Fibrillation
73(6)
J. Edwin Atwood
Jonathan N. Myers
Overview of the Pathophysiology
73(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
73(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
74(1)
Management and Medications
74(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
74(2)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
76(1)
Case Study
77(2)
Pacemakers and Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators
79(6)
Scott D. Roberts
Michael West
Overview of the Pathophysiology
79(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
80(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
81(1)
Management and Medications
81(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
81(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
81(2)
Case Study
83(2)
Valvular Heart Disease
85(7)
Daniel Friedman
Scott O. Roberts
Overview of the Pathophysiology
85(2)
Effects on the Exercise Response
87(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
88(1)
Management and Medications
88(1)
Surgical Considerations
88(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
88(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
89(1)
Special Considerations
90(1)
Case Study
91(1)
Chronic Heart Failure
92(7)
Jonathan N. Myers
Peter H. Brubaker
Overview of the Pathophysiology
92(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
92(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
93(1)
Management and Medications
94(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
94(2)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
96(1)
Case Study
97(2)
Cardiac Transplant
99(8)
Ross Arena
Reed Humphrey
Overview of the Pathophysiology
99(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
100(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
100(1)
Management and Medications
100(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
101(2)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
103(2)
Case Study
105(2)
Hypertension
107(7)
Nell F. Gordon
Overview of the Pathophysiology
107(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
107(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
108(1)
Management and Medications
108(2)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
110(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
111(2)
Case Study
113(1)
Peripheral Arterial Disease
114(6)
Christopher J. Womack
AndrewW. Gardner
Raha Nael
Overview of the Pathophysiology
114(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
115(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
115(1)
Management and Medications
115(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
115(2)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
117(1)
Case Study
118(2)
Aneurysms
120(7)
Jonathan N. Myers
Overview of the Pathophysiology
120(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
121(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
121(1)
Management and Medications
122(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
122(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
122(1)
Special Considerations
123(2)
Case Study
125(2)
PART III Pulmonary Diseases
127(29)
Christopher B. Cooper
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
129(7)
Christopher B. Cooper
Overview of the Pathophysiology
129(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
130(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
131(1)
Management and Medications
131(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
132(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
132(3)
Case Study
135(1)
Chronic Restrictive Pulmonary Disease
136(7)
Connie C. W. Hsia
Overview of the Pathophysiology
136(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
137(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
138(1)
Management and Medications
138(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
139(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
139(3)
Case Study
142(1)
Asthma
143(7)
Christopher J. Clark
Lorna M. Cochrane
Overview of the Pathophysiology
143(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
143(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
144(1)
Management and Medications
144(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
145(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
146(3)
Case Study
149(1)
Cystic Fibrosis
150(6)
Patricia A. Nixon
Overview of the Pathophysiology
150(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
150(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
151(1)
Management and Medications
151(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
152(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
153(1)
Special Considerations
153(2)
Case Study
155(1)
Lung and Heart-Lung Transplantation
156(1)
David L. Balfe
David J. Ross
Overview of the Pathophysiology
156(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
157(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
158(1)
Management and Medications
158(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
159(2)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
161(2)
Special Considerations
163(1)
Case Study
163
PART IV Metabolic Diseases
156(9)
David J. Ross
Overview of the Pathophysiology
156(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
157(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
158(1)
Management and Medications
158(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
159(2)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
161(2)
Special Considerations
163(1)
Case Study
163(2)
PART IV Metabolic Diseases
165(44)
Patricia L. Painter
J. Larry Durstine
Hyperlipidemia
167(8)
J. Larry Durstine
Geoffrey E. Moore
Donna Polk
Overview of the Pathophysiology
167(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
168(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
168(1)
Management and Medications
169(2)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
171(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
171(2)
Case Study
173(2)
End-Stage Metabolic Disease: Chronic Kidney Disease and Liver Failure
175(7)
Patricia L. Painter
Joanne B. Krasnoff
Overview of the Pathophysiology
175(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
176(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
176(1)
Management and Medications
177(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
178(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
179(1)
Case Study
180(2)
Diabetes
182(10)
W. Guyton Hornsby Jr.
Ann L. Albright
Overview of the Pathophysiology
182(2)
Effects on the Exercise Response
184(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
184(1)
Management and Medications
184(3)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
187(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
188(2)
Case Study
190(2)
Obesity
192(9)
Janet P. Wallace
Shahla Ray
Overview of the Pathophysiology
192(2)
Effects on the Exercise Response
194(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
195(1)
Management and Medications
195(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
196(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
196(1)
Special Considerations
197(2)
Case Study
199(2)
Frailty
201(8)
Constance Mols Bayles
Selena Chan
Joseph Robare
Overview of the Pathophysiology
201(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
201(2)
Effects of Exercise Training
203(1)
Management and Medications
203(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
204(2)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
206(1)
Case Study
207(2)
PART V Immunolagical and Hematological Disorders
209(48)
Geoffrey E. Moore
Michael J. LaMonte
Cancer
211(8)
Anna L. Schwartz
Overview of the Pathophysiology
211(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
211(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
212(1)
Management and Medications
213(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
214(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
214(3)
Case Study
217(2)
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome [ AIDS]
219(7)
Gregory A. Hand
G. William Lyerly
Wesley D. Dudgeon
Overview of the Pathophysiology
219(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
220(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
221(1)
Management and Medications
221(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
222(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
223(1)
Special Considerations
224(1)
Case Study
224(2)
Abdominal Organ Transplant [ Kidney, Liver, Pancreas]
226(7)
Patricia L. Painter
Joanne B. Krasnoff
Overview of the Pathophysiology
226(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
227(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
227(1)
Management and Medications
227(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
228(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
228(3)
Case Study
231(2)
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
233(6)
Stephen P. Bailey
Overview of the Pathophysiology
233(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
234(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
234(1)
Management and Medications
234(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
235(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
235(2)
Special Considerations
237(1)
Case Study
237(2)
Fibromyalgia
239(7)
Kathy Lemley
Barbara B. Meyer
Overview of the Pathophysiology
239(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
239(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
240(1)
Management and Medications
240(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
241(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
242(2)
Special Considerations
244(1)
Case Study
245(1)
Anemia
246(11)
Kirsten L. Johansen
Overview of the Pathophysiology
246(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
247(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
247(1)
Management and Medications
247(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
248(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
248(1)
Case Study
249(8)
Bleeding and Clotting Disorders
257(1)
Geoffrey E. Moore
Michael Lockard
Overview of the Pathophysiology
250(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
251(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
252(1)
Management and Medications
253(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
254(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
254(1)
Special Considerations
255(1)
Case Study
256(1)
PART VI Orthopedic Diseases and Disabilities
257(28)
Kenneth H. Pitetti
Arthritis
259(7)
Marian A. Minor
Donald R. Kay
Overview of the Pathophysiology
259(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
260(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
260(1)
Management and Medications
261(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
261(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
262(3)
Case Study
265(1)
Lower Back Pain Syndrome
266(4)
Maureen J. Simmonds
Tamar Derghazarian
Overview of the Pathophysiology
266(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
266(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
267(1)
Management and Medications
267(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
267(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
267(2)
Case Study
269(1)
Osteoporosis
270(10)
Susan S. Smith
Che-Hsiang Elizabeth Wang
Susan A. Bloomfield
Overview of the Pathophysiology
270(2)
Effects on the Exercise Response
272(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
272(1)
Management and Medications
272(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
273(2)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
275(1)
Special Considerations
276(1)
Case Study
277(3)
Lower Limb Amputation
280(5)
Kenneth H. Pitetti
Mark H. Pedrotty
Overview of the Pathophysiology
280(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
281(1)
Effects on Exercise Training
281(1)
Management and Medications
281(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
282(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
283(1)
Case Study
284(1)
PART VII Neuromuscular Disorders
285(72)
Terry Nicola
Stroke and Brain Injury
287(11)
Karen Palmer-McLean
Kimberly B. Harbst
Overview of the Pathophysiology
287(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
288(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
289(1)
Management and Medications
289(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
290(2)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
292(3)
Case Study
295(3)
Spinal Cord Disabilities: Paraplegia and Tetraplegia
298(8)
Stephen F. Figoni
Overview of the Pathophysiology
298(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
299(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
299(1)
Management and Medications
299(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
300(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
301(1)
Special Considerations
302(2)
Case Study
304(2)
Muscular Dystrophy
306(8)
Mark A. Tarnopolsky
Overview of the Pathophysiology
306(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
307(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
307(1)
Management and Medications
308(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
308(2)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
310(1)
Special Considerations
311(1)
Case Study
312(2)
Epilepsy
314(7)
Karl Dtto Makken
Overview of the Pathophysiology
314(2)
Effects on the Exercise Response
316(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
316(1)
Management and Medications
316(2)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
318(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
318(2)
Case Study
320(1)
Multiple Sclerosis
321(6)
Kurt Jackson
Janet A. Mulcare
Overview of the Pathophysiology
321(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
321(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
321(1)
Management and Medications
322(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
322(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
323(1)
Special Considerations
324(1)
Case Study
325(2)
Polio and Post-Polio Syndrome
327(9)
Thomas J. Birk
Overview of the Pathophysiology
327(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
328(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
328(1)
Management and Medications
328(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
329(2)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
331(2)
Special Considerations
333(1)
Case Study
333(3)
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
336(7)
Vanina Dal Bello-Haas
Lisa Stroud Krivickas
Overview of the Pathophysiology
336(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
337(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
337(1)
Management and Medications
338(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
338(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
338(2)
Special Considerations
340(2)
Case Study
342(1)
Cerebral Palsy
343(7)
James J. Laskin
Overview of the Pathophysiology
343(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
344(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
344(1)
Management and Medications
345(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
345(2)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
347(1)
Case Study
348(2)
Parkinson's Disease
350(7)
Elizabeth J. Protas
Rhonda K. Stanley
Joseph Jankovic
Overview of the Pathophysiology
350(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
351(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
351(1)
Management and Medications
352(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
353(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
353(2)
Case Study
355(2)
PART VIII Cognitive, Psychological, and Sensory Disorders
357(40)
Lorraine E. Colson Bloomquist
Intellectual Disabilities
359(9)
Patricia Fegan
Overview of the Pathophysiology
359(2)
Effects on the Exercise Response
361(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
361(1)
Management and Medications
362(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
362(3)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
365(1)
Special Considerations
366(1)
Case Study
367(1)
Alzheimer's Disease
368(7)
James H. Rimmer
Donald L. Smith
Overview of the Pathophysiology
368(2)
Management and Medications
370(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response and Exercise Training
370(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
370(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
371(2)
Special Considerations
373(1)
Case Study
374(1)
Mental Illness
375(1)
Gary S. Skrinar
Dori S. Hutchinson
Overview of the Pathophysiology
375(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
375(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
376(1)
Management and Medications
376(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
376(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
377(1)
Case Study
378
Stress and Anxiety Disorders
375(10)
Gregory A. Hand
Jason R. Jaggers
Wesley D. Dudgeon
Overview of the Pathophysiology
379(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
380(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
380(1)
Management and Medications
381(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
382(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
382(1)
Special Considerations
383(1)
Case Study
383(2)
Deaf and Hard of Hearing
385(7)
M. Kathleen Ellis
Tracy Karasinski
Overview of the Pathophysiology
385(2)
Effects on the Exercise Response
387(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
387(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
388(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
388(1)
Special Considerations
388(2)
Case Study
390(2)
Visual Impairment
392(5)
Larry J. Leverenz
Overview of the Pathophysiology
392(1)
Effects on the Exercise Response
392(1)
Effects of Exercise Training
393(1)
Management and Medications
393(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Testing
393(1)
Recommendations for Exercise Programming
394(1)
Case Study
395(2)
Appendix 397(10)
Suggested Readings 407(22)
Index 429(11)
About the ACSM 440
The American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) is dedicated to promoting healthier lifestyles for people around the globe through scientific research, education and the practical application of knowledge in sports medicine and exercise science. The ACSM has more than 18,000 international, national and regional members in 80 countries who work in a wide range of medical specialities, allied health professions and scientific disciplines. This diversity and expertise make the ACSM the largest, most-respected sports medicine and exercise science organisation in the world.