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Endokrinní změny u populace 50+ a jejich vliv na poruchy pohybového systému člověka

  1. Title statementEndokrinní změny u populace 50+ a jejich vliv na poruchy pohybového systému člověka [rukopis] / Magdaléna Úlehlová
    Additional Variant TitlesEndokrinní změny u populace 50+ a jejich vliv na poruchy pohybového systému člověka
    Personal name Úlehlová, Magdaléna, (dissertant)
    Translated titleEndocrine changes in population age 50+ and their effects on human musculoskeletal disorders
    Issue data2021
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    NoteVed. práce Miroslava Přidalová
    Another responsib. Přidalová, Miroslava, 1962- (thesis advisor)
    Another responsib. Univerzita Palackého. Katedra přírodních věd v kinantropologii (degree grantor)
    Keywords sarkopenie * somatopauza * růstový hormon * melatonin * oxidační stres * sarcopenia * somatopause * growth hormone * melatonin * oxidative stress
    Form, Genre bakalářské práce bachelor's theses
    UDC (043)378.22
    CountryČesko
    Languagečeština
    Document kindPUBLIKAČNÍ ČINNOST
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    Degree programBakalářský
    Degree programSpecializace ve zdravotnictví
    Degreee disciplineFyzioterapie
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    Cílem bakalářské práce je popsat dle endokrinní teorie stárnutí změny v populaci 50+, a to somatopauzu a melatopauzu na základě literární rešerše (systematic review). Teoreticky a přehledně sumarizovat faktory, které se podílí na procesu stárnutí se zaměřením na důležitost role melatoninu v organismu. Dále bych chtěla zdůraznit roli komplexní fyzioterapie v podpoře a edukaci stárnoucí populace. V diskuzi se zabývám návrhem dlohoudobého pohybového programu a optimalizaci denního režimu pro zkvalitnění celkové kondice pacienta.The aim of the bachelor thesis is to describe changes in the population age 50+, according to the endocrine theory of aging, namely somatopause and melatopause on the basis of a literature review. Theoretically and clearly summarize factors that contribute to the aging process with a focus on the important role of melatonin in the human body. I would also like to underline the irreplaceable role of comprehensive physiotherapy by supporting and educating the aging population. I discussion, I pursue with the design of a long-term exercise program and the optimization of a daily routine to improve overall condition of the patient.

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