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Physiotherapy in Addictology
Pospíšilová, Hana ; Knoppová, Tereza (advisor) ; Večeřová-Procházková, Alena (referee)
Physiotherapy in addictology Key words: physiotherapy in the treatment of addictions, kinesiotherapy, yoga and relaxation techniques in the treatment of addiction The thesis aims to map the physiotherapy in addictology. It focuses on clients of the system of care and its individual components. It describes kinesiotherapy and its use in the treatment of addiction. Last but not least, this thesis also concerns with yoga and relaxation techniques, which are also used in the treatment.
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Metabolic syndrome and steroid spectrum
Pospíšilová, Hana ; Stárka, Luboslav (advisor) ; Hána, Václav (referee) ; Fingerová, Helena (referee)
Sex steroids influence the storing of fat, and differences in the distribution of fat are a typical secondary sexual characteristic. Androgens act on fatty tissues in males either directly through stimulation of the androgen receptor or indirectly through aromatization of the estrogen receptor. Androgens can be classified as aromatizable or non-aromatizable. Testosterone (T) is the main aromatizable androgen, while its metabolite dihydrotestosterone (DHT) is a non-aromatizable androgen that acts only through the androgen receptor. It is precisely this difference in having activity only through the androgen receptor that has given rise to the hypothesis concerning the differing effects of DHT and T on body composition, with DHT possibly being responsible for male-type fat distribution. As part of my post-graduate studies we analyzed the dependence serum levels of T and DHT on age, as well as changes in their ratio with age. Further, we sought relationships between aromatizable and non-aromatizable androgens and metabolic and anthropometric parameters. We also focused on following any changes in steroidogenesis in obese males. We showed that before puberty the dominant androgen is rather DHT than T, that the fDHT/fT ratio during the life of adult males is constant, and that there is no evidence of a reversal...
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Metabolic syndrome and steroid spectrum
Pospíšilová, Hana ; Stárka, Luboslav (advisor) ; Hána, Václav (referee) ; Fingerová, Helena (referee)
Sex steroids influence the storing of fat, and differences in the distribution of fat are a typical secondary sexual characteristic. Androgens act on fatty tissues in males either directly through stimulation of the androgen receptor or indirectly through aromatization of the estrogen receptor. Androgens can be classified as aromatizable or non-aromatizable. Testosterone (T) is the main aromatizable androgen, while its metabolite dihydrotestosterone (DHT) is a non-aromatizable androgen that acts only through the androgen receptor. It is precisely this difference in having activity only through the androgen receptor that has given rise to the hypothesis concerning the differing effects of DHT and T on body composition, with DHT possibly being responsible for male-type fat distribution. As part of my post-graduate studies we analyzed the dependence serum levels of T and DHT on age, as well as changes in their ratio with age. Further, we sought relationships between aromatizable and non-aromatizable androgens and metabolic and anthropometric parameters. We also focused on following any changes in steroidogenesis in obese males. We showed that before puberty the dominant androgen is rather DHT than T, that the fDHT/fT ratio during the life of adult males is constant, and that there is no evidence of a reversal...
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Physiotherapy in Addictology
Pospíšilová, Hana ; Knoppová, Tereza (advisor) ; Večeřová-Procházková, Alena (referee)
Physiotherapy in addictology Key words: physiotherapy in the treatment of addictions, kinesiotherapy, yoga and relaxation techniques in the treatment of addiction The thesis aims to map the physiotherapy in addictology. It focuses on clients of the system of care and its individual components. It describes kinesiotherapy and its use in the treatment of addiction. Last but not least, this thesis also concerns with yoga and relaxation techniques, which are also used in the treatment.
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Relapse and relapse prevention (case study)
Pospíšilová, Hana ; Kuda, Aleš (referee) ; Kalina, Kamil (advisor)
The thesis aims to map the relapse problem. The theoretic part includes different views on the relapse and it bring up the explanation of the phenomena which are closely to the relapse and it basic characteristics of this problem. Last but not least, this part also concerns with the methods used for working with the relapse. The empirical part of the thesis consists of a case study. The main target of the case study was to present on a concrete case the psychological aspects the relapse, and possible application of the theory on the individual parts of the client's relapse.
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