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    This document discusses training considerations for special populations including female athletes, children, and those with medical conditions like diabetes, asthma, and epilepsy. For female athletes, it covers menstrual disorders, the female athlete triad of amenorrhea, eating disorders, and bone mineral loss. It notes that short-term, low-intensity exercise during pregnancy is generally safe. For children, it discusses benefits and safety of training on the cardio-pulmonary and musculoskeletal systems. It provides guidance on safely training diabetics, asthmatics, and those with epilepsy based on managing their conditions.

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    DPT EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY LECTURE

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    This document discusses training considerations for special populations including female athletes, children, and those with medical conditions like diabetes, asthma, and epilepsy. For female athletes, it covers menstrual disorders, the female athlete triad of amenorrhea, eating disorders, and bone mineral loss. It notes that short-term, low-intensity exercise during pregnancy is generally safe. For children, it discusses benefits and safety of training on the cardio-pulmonary and musculoskeletal systems. It provides guidance on safely training diabetics, asthmatics, and those with epilepsy based on managing their conditions.

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    TRAINING FOR THE FEMALE

    ATHLETE, CHILDREN,
    AND SPECIAL
    POPULATIONS
    DR. MAHRUKH (PT)
    DPT,MSAPT (DOW UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES)
    MAHRUKH.SIDDIQUI@JUW.EDU.PK
    OBJECTIVES

    • FACTORS IMPORTANT TO WOMEN INVOLVED IN VIGOROUS TRAINING


    • SPORTS CONDITIONING FOR CHILDREN
    • COMPETITIVE TRAINING FOR DIABETICS
    • TRAINING FOR ASTHMATICS
    • EPILEPSY AND PHYSICAL TRAINING.
    EXERCISE AND
    MENSTRUAL DISORDERS
    • AMENORRHEA
    • CESSATION OF MENSTRUATION
    • DUE TO MULTIPLE FACTORS
    • AMOUNT OF TRAINING
    • PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS
    • BODY COMPOSITION
    EXERCISE AND
    MENSTRUAL DISORDERS
    • DYSMENORRHEA
    • PAINFUL MENSTRUATION
    • MAY LIMIT TRAINING DUE TO DISCOMFORT
    • NO OTHER REASON TO LIMIT TRAINING DURING MENSTRUATION
    THE FEMALE ATHLETE TRIAD

    •AMENORRHEA
    •EATING DISORDERS
    •BONE MINERAL LOSS
    INCIDENCE OF AMENORRHEA
    IN ATHLETES
    THE FEMALE ATHLETE AND EATING
    DISORDERS
    •ANOREXIA NERVOSA
    •STATE OF STARVATION TO REDUCE BODY
    WEIGHT
    •BULIMIA
    •PATTERN OF OVEREATING (BINGING) FOLLOWED
    BY VOMITING (PURGING)
    WARNING SIGNS FOR
    ANOREXIA NERVOSA
    WARNING SIGNS FOR BULIMIA
    BONE MINERAL DISORDERS
    • OSTEOPOROSIS
    • MAJOR CAUSES:
    • ESTROGEN DEFICIENCY DUE TO AMENORRHEA
    • INADEQUATE CALCIUM INTAKE DUE TO EATING DISORDERS
    TRAINING DURING PREGNANCY
    • SHORT-TERM, LOW-INTENSITY EXERCISE APPEARS TO BE SAFE DURING
    PREGNANCY
    • AQUATIC EXERCISE MAY BE A GOOD CHOICE
    • LONG-DURATION, HIGH-INTENSITY EXERCISE SHOULD BE AVOIDED
    SPORTS CONDITIONING
    FOR CHILDREN
    • CARDIOPULMONARY SYSTEM
    • IMPROVEMENTS IN VO SIMILAR TO THAT OF ADULTS
    2MAX

    • NO RISK OF PERMANENT CARDIOVASCULAR DAMAGE AS A RESULT OF TRAINING


    • MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
    • TRAINING MAY OPTIMIZE GROWTH IN CHILDREN
    • CONCERNS OF DAMAGE TO CARTILAGE
    • ARTICULAR CARTILAGE AND EPIPHYSEAL GROWTH PLATE
    LOCATION OF THE EPIPHYSEAL
    (GROWTH) PLATE
    COMPETITIVE TRAINING
    FOR DIABETICS
    • DIABETICS WHO ARE FREE FROM COMPLICATIONS
    • SHOULD NOT BE LIMITED IN TYPE OR QUANTITY OF EXERCISE
    • SAFE PARTICIPATION DEPENDS ON ABILITY TO AVOID HYPOGLYCEMIA
    TRAINING FOR ASTHMATICS
    • ASTHMATICS MAY SAFELY PARTICIPATE IN ALL SPORTS WITH THE EXCEPTION
    OF SCUBA DIVING
    • PROVIDED THAT EXERCISE-INDUCED BRONCHOSPASM IS CONTROLLED
    • SCUBA DIVING MAY BE SAFE FOR THOSE WHO HAVE NORMAL AIRWAYS AT
    REST AND DO NOT EXHIBIT EXERCISE-INDUCED BRONCHOSPASM
    EPILEPSY AND
    PHYSICAL TRAINING
    • MIXED OPINIONS ON WHETHER EXERCISE INDUCES SEIZURES
    • CONCERN ABOUT INJURY
    • BLOW TO HEAD CAUSING A SEIZURE
    • INJURY DURING A SEIZURE
    • PARTICIPATION IN EXERCISE SHOULD BE DETERMINED ON A CASE-BY-CASE
    BASIS
    • DEPENDING ON TYPE OF EPILEPSY AND SPORT CONSIDERED
    REFERENCE:
    • THEORY AND APPLICATION TO FITNESS AND PERFORMANCE BY SCOTT
    K. POWERS & EDWARD T. HOWLEY, , 6TH EDITION.

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