PED 596: Advanced Topics
in Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation
Barbara J. Engebretsen
PED 596: Advanced Topics
in Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation
Barbara J. Engebretsen
Phase II: Arm Ergometers
Regional West Medical Center - Scottsbluff, NE
Intern: Josh Stolpe '01
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COURSE OBJECTIVES
The goal of this course is to provide graduate students
in Exercise Physiology the opportunity to investigate applications of exercise
testing, prescription, tolerance and benefits for people with a variety
of clinical co-morbidities as well as for the normal aging adult. Students
will read and discuss current literature and present seminars related to
the objectives. Seminar slides and relevant links will be posted on this
website . Students will develop a resource portfolio for future reference.
We will schedule several on-site observations coordinated with Mercy Hospital
in Sioux City and the Wayne State College Adult Fitness program.
Photo By: Josh Stolpe, '01 Intern
Regional West Medical Center
COURSE REQUIREMENTS
I. STUDENT SEMINARS: Students will be required to present two seminars during the semester. The first will be related to some clinical morbidity. The second can be another clinical situation or be related to exercise physiology and aging. In addition to a Power Point presentation, that will be edited for posting on this web site, students will provide a resource packet of materials to give to each student in the class. This packet will include:
1. Seminar Abstract
2. Pathophysiology
3. Epidemiology
4. Related Pharmacology
5. Exercise Testing: Contraindications, precautions, modifications, limitations
6. Benefits and Risks of Exercise
7. Sample Exercise Prescription
8. Resources: Organizations, support groups, web sites, additional literature
II. CLINICAL AND ADULT FITNESS OBSERVATIONS: Observations with Mercy Hospital, Sioux City - Cardiac Rehab and Diagnostic Cardiology will be arranged. You will spend another 5 hours observing Adult Fitness at either WSC or other facility. You will write an observation analysis of your experiences.
III. PORTFOLIO: You will be required to maintain
a portfolio with materials, notes and journal articles obtained during
the semester. This portfolio will be an important resource for you as you
continue your professional development in Exercise Physiology or Clinical
Exercise Physiology.
SPRING 2002 Seminar Schedule:
Date: Topic: Student(s):
Jan. 15: Introductions/Assignments/Mercy Paperwork Engebretsen
Jan. 22: Clincial Exercise Physiology Engebretsen
Jan. 28: ECG and Pharmacology Review Engebretsen
Feb. 5: Osteoporosis S.Wetmore
Feb. 12: Diabetes: IDDM K. Hinnerichs
FEB 15: Mercy Hospital Cardiac Rehab All day
Feb. 19: Cystic Fibrosis - Lung Transplants K. Sandman
Feb. 26: CHF - Heart Transplants J. Kerkman
Mar. 12: Diabetes: NIDDM G. Spethman
Mar. 19: Asthma D. Prososki
Mar. 26: Low Back Pain / Aging and Aquatic Exercise Wemore / Hinnerichs
April 2: Spinal Cord Injuries / Peripheral Vascular Disease Sandman / Kerkman
April 9: Strength and Aging / TBA Spethman / Prososki
April 23:
Conclusions:
POWER POINT NOTES:
DOWNLOAD: Hold shift and click. Save the notes into a Power Point Folder. Open MS Power Point and open the file.
ECG And Other Helpful Links
LINKS FROM STUDENT SEMINARS
| National Osteoporosis Foundation | American Diabetes Association | Diabetes Exercise and Sports Association |
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J. Engebretsen (last updated February 18, 2002)