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THE USE OF ASSESMENT OF HUMAN BODY CONSTITUTION AND ENERGETIC NEED FOR NUTRITIONAL THERAPIST
HEJNÁ, Věra
The thesis entitled "The use of assesment of human body constitution and energetic need for nutritional therapist" is aiming to clearly and briefly introduce respectiv methods and assess their positives and negatives in common nutritionist's practise. The comparison of each methods is not only about the results, but mainly about the use for nutritionists. Theoretical part of the thesis consists of chapter describing human energy requirements and their asessment methods and chapter about the human body composition and its assessment methods. I atemt to collect the latest information within simple structure. This part is focused mainly on methods which are used in practical part of the thesis. It is not dealing with complicated inaccessible methods, which use is limited to academic purposes, in detail. The practical part of the thesis uses qualitative research method. The corpus consist of 7 respondents. The data are collected in form of questionnare followed by notes from each measurment. The further view expands interview with respondents, whose komfort was examined during different measurments. The assessment of primary human energety requirements is done by using: indirect calorimetry (QuarkRMR), bioimpedance (InBody230, Bodystat 1500), and the calculation using Harris and Benedict equation. The assessment of human body composition is done by using: bioimpedance (InBody230, Bodystat 1500), the conversion tables by Hronek (2013) using Caliper which measures skin kelp on the top of the hip bone, Deurenberg's equation and the use of tape measure for measurment of waist circumference. I am focusing on composition of body fat mass in percentages, because it mirrors the condition of an individual well. (Kutáč, 2009, Stránský and Ryšavá, 2014) The final analysis is done by Excel. There, I am assessing the results of each respondent and to comparing the resoluts of different methods among each other. The work is supplemented by graphs and tables, which ease the comparation. At the end I am evaluating respondent's on all methods and interests in the results. If the possible expectations were fulfilled. In the final part of the thesis I am assesing the methods and thein results for nutritionist's daily practise. The biggest diference in assessment of primary human energy requirements is 427kcal. Despite of that I consider all used methods as useful for nutritionist. The exeption is the most important index is body weight development, which we have to observe regularly. At the end of each chapter I assess the methods and their results for nutritionist's work. The biggest different in assesment of basic energetic need is 472 kcal. In spite of that I consider all of the methods as usefull for nutritionists. The most important is body weight development, which we have to observe reguraly. In assessment of human body composition more precisely the composition of body fat mass I found big differences in results. The biggest one is 15%. This might be caused by bad preparation stage of respondent before the measurment. Despite the big differences I consider all methods, that were used good for nutritionist. Mostly to see the development of the body composition, which can be monitored uses one method, in the long term period.
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Regional development and the teritorial protection of rural architecture in complexes in vilages in Písek district
HEJNÁ, Věra
In September 1995 it was declared one hundred and sixty four monumental zones of popular architecture by Ministry of Culture. In area of southbohemian county, in Písek district is declared nine rural monumental zones : Budičovice, Krašovice, Květov, Putim, Smrkovice, Varvažov, Tukleky, Zahrádka, Žebrákov. Target of my project was find out, to what degree monumental preservation set of popular architecture in rural monumental zones affects development of rural space.
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