Kinesiology 2000A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Hyperglycemia, Diabetes Uk, Insulin Resistance
• Medicine – the science or practice of the diagnosis, treatment, and
prevention of disease
• Exercise is Medicine:
• Global initiative by ACSM
• Encourages family doctors to include PA when designing
treatment plans
• When people get a prescription from their doctor for exercise, they tend to
actually do it
• Reduce sedentary behavior
• How can we limit screen time:
• Turn of social media notifications
• Read real books instead of pdfs
• FITT principle: frequency, intensity, time, type
• Trying to prescribe exercises that they have done in the past is helpful
• If exercise was a drug, it would one of the most effective safe ways to prevent
and treat many chronic diseases
"SECONDARY PREVENTION"
• Make sure you know the definition of primary and secondary prevention
• Secondary prevention: slowing down or stopping disease progression
• Primary prevention: preventing disease onset
• This women has COPD
• Exercise side effects for the most part are positive
• Exercise can replace some drugs and some of the negative side effects
associated with them
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