72.036 Zusammengelegt mit 72.035: Seminar: Grundlagenerweiterung der Sportmedizin. Typische Pathologien in der Sportmedizin [BA-4] [BA-4NF] [LA-5] [LA-6]

Instructors: Dr. Jan Schröder

Event type: Seminar

Displayed in timetable as: Sem I SpoMed

Hours per week: 2

Language of instruction: German/English

Min. | Max. participants: - | 1

Registration group: GrdlErw BTW

More information:
Concept:

• For visiting this class, it is necessary to have heard the 'sports medicine lecture'.
  
• Furhermore, it makes sense to have participated the "basic class" that has focussed on school relevant topics like sports under extrem environmental conditions (heat, cold temperatures), and neuropsychological aspects of movement and cognition/stress, and also basical facts and ideas refering to the physiology of endurance and strength training
  
• The present class will focus on several topics according to exercise therapy (prevention and rehabilitation) for internal deseases (arterosclerosis/arterial hypertension/coronary heart desease, heart failure, COPD, diabetes mell. type II/metabolic syndrome) and orthopedic overuse or injury syndromes (disc herniation/low back pain, osteoporosis/arthritis, examples for ligament and joint injuries or overuse syndromes like achyllodynia).
  
• But there will be some space for varia if there are special interests of you.
  

1. presence/absense will be documented
   
2. Some topics will be presented by me for the first 2-3 lessons, later on studend work groups will hold the presentation with their choosen topic.
   
3. In order to be informed and being able to participate the lessons' discussions all students have to make a hand-out (1 page DIN-A4) reffering to the actual lecture topic that has to be handed to me before each lesson (that means approximately 12 hand-outs per person for whole the semester).
   
4. The last session will be hold as a kind of conference. All the topics being presented in the last weeks shall be presented once again as a scientific poster (3 min talk, 2 min questions and discussion) for each group.