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Exercise medicine in an interdisciplinary concept showing the student the possibility of understanding the relationships of medical science, physical activity and current technical and technological possibilities.
The course provides students with knowledge concerning the causes, prevention and pre-medical examination of sports injuries and an importance of the first aid.

Students will be able to:
- explain the basics of first aid and resuscitation,
- explain the importance of physical activity for health
- describe the adaptation of organs and systems in regular physical load
- to explain the problems of civilization diseases, to name a civilization diseases
- describe the basics of musculoskeletal imaging processes,
- explain the problem of doping,
- describe the load on the body during different types of physical activities.

The written exam verifies that the student is able to:
- explain the basic knowledge and concepts of sports medicine and their relationships,
- demonstrate knowledge of the first aid and resuscitation,
- describe the basic types of sports injuries,
- describe imaging methods of the musculoskeletal system,
- present life style diseases list,
- describe doping issues and its control,
- describe the physiological and physical load in a sport,
- explain the importance of regeneration and types of therapies in sport,
- describe the adaptation of the body to regular physical activities.

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Lecture.

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Exercise Medicine (hereinafter referred to as EM) is a clinical field whose basic subject is human physical and sports activity in diagnosis, treatment and prevention.

1. Introduction to EM, introduction to clinical issues
2. Comprehensive view of movement and locomotor system, interdisciplinary view.
3. Importance of movement for health, sports load, prescription of physical activity.
4. Assessment of training effectiveness.
5. First aid and resuscitation.
6. Movement and cardio respiratory and metabolic diseases.
7. Orthopaedics - systemic division (bones, ligaments, fascia muscles, joints)
8. X-ray and USG imaging of the musculoskeletal system.
9.-10. Traumatology 1 - large joints, Traumatology 2 - limbs and axial skeleton
11. Basics of prosthetics (prostheses, orthoses, taping).
12. Pharmacotherapy of the musculoskeletal system.
13. Regeneration and reconditioning of the organism.
14. Kinesiotherapy - compensatory exercises, stretching
15. Physical therapy in rehabilitation.
16 Balneotherapy, wellness.
17. Doping, fight against doping (code, prohibited substances, sampling, agenda)
18. Medical security management of sports events.
19. Nutrition of athletes, diet and food supplements.
20.-21. Pharmacotherapy and sport, sport and diseases of civilization.
22.-23. Indoor and outdoor sports from the perspective of the physician.
24.-25. Proper management of strength and endurance training.

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Learning outcomes of the course unit The aim of the course is to acquaint students with the field that deals with the influence of physical activity on human health, its adaptation to regular physical stress and positive and possible negative consequences resulting from this activity.

Compulsory attendance 80%.

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CINGLOVÁ, L. (2002) Vybrané kapitoly z tělovýchovného lékařství. 1. vydání. Praha: Karolinum, 199 s. ISBN 80-246-0492-2. (CS)
NOVOTNÝ J, SEBERA M, HRAZDIRA L, NOVOTNÁ M. (2003). Kapitoly sportovní medicíny, Paido/FSpS MU, www.fsps.muni.cz/ucebniceNovotny (CS)

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