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    자연과학편 : 임신부의 걷기 강도에 따른 심박수, 산소섭취량, 운동자각의 반응 = Responses of Heart Rate, Oxygen Uptake, and Perceived Exertion during Varied Walking Intensity in Pregnant Women

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    This study was designed to compare the heart rate (HR), oxygen uptake (VO2), and the ratings of perceived exertion (RPE) during exercise and recovery in pregnant and non-pregnant women and to verify the moderate walking exercise intensity recommended for pregnant women. Fifteen medically cleared mid- and late-stage pregnant women and eleven non-pregnant women participated in this study. They walked on a treadmill at 3 speeds (3, 5, and 6 kph) and recovered after each speed. During walking and 10-min recovery, their HR, VO2, RPE, and the pregnancy related abdominal cramp (AC) were measured. HR during exercise and recovery was higher in pregnant than non-pregnant women. Changes of HR recovery and RPE at 3 kph was not different, but was different at 5 and 6 kph. As exercise intensity increased, HR recovered slower in pregnant women than non-pregnant women. Pregnant women felt harder to the exercise intensity as the intensity increased. The walking of 5 kph level can be considered moderate walking intensity recommended for healthy mid- and late-stage pregnant women. Exercise responses to subdivided pregnancy stage and longitudinal studies are warranted.
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    This study was designed to compare the heart rate (HR), oxygen uptake (VO2), and the ratings of perceived exertion (RPE) during exercise and recovery in pregnant and non-pregnant women and to verify the moderate walking exercise intensity recommended ...

    This study was designed to compare the heart rate (HR), oxygen uptake (VO2), and the ratings of perceived exertion (RPE) during exercise and recovery in pregnant and non-pregnant women and to verify the moderate walking exercise intensity recommended for pregnant women. Fifteen medically cleared mid- and late-stage pregnant women and eleven non-pregnant women participated in this study. They walked on a treadmill at 3 speeds (3, 5, and 6 kph) and recovered after each speed. During walking and 10-min recovery, their HR, VO2, RPE, and the pregnancy related abdominal cramp (AC) were measured. HR during exercise and recovery was higher in pregnant than non-pregnant women. Changes of HR recovery and RPE at 3 kph was not different, but was different at 5 and 6 kph. As exercise intensity increased, HR recovered slower in pregnant women than non-pregnant women. Pregnant women felt harder to the exercise intensity as the intensity increased. The walking of 5 kph level can be considered moderate walking intensity recommended for healthy mid- and late-stage pregnant women. Exercise responses to subdivided pregnancy stage and longitudinal studies are warranted.

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    1 Ainsworth, , B. E., 43 (43): 1575-1581, 2011

    2 이영, "운동과 임신"

    3 진영수, "스포츠 건강의학: 임신부의 올바른 운동법" 104 : 88-93, 2008

    4 Saftlas, A. F., "Work, leisure time physical activity and risk of pre-eclampsia and gestational hypertension" 160 (160): 758-765, 2004

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    10 Haskell, W. L., "Physical activity and public health : updated recommendation for adults from the American College of Sports Medicine and the American Heart Association" 39 (39): 1423-1434, 2007

    1 Ainsworth, , B. E., 43 (43): 1575-1581, 2011

    2 이영, "운동과 임신"

    3 진영수, "스포츠 건강의학: 임신부의 올바른 운동법" 104 : 88-93, 2008

    4 Saftlas, A. F., "Work, leisure time physical activity and risk of pre-eclampsia and gestational hypertension" 160 (160): 758-765, 2004

    5 Institute of Medicine., "Weight Gain During Pregnancy: Reexamining the Guidelines" National Academy Press 2009

    6 McMurray, R. G., "The effect of pregnancy on metabolic responses during rest, immersion, and aerobic exercise in the water" 158 (158): 481-486, 1988

    7 Barakat, R., "Resistance exercise training during pregnancy and newborn's birth size : a randomised controlled trial" 33 : 1048-1057, 2009

    8 Weiss, Kelly, A. K., "Practical exercise advice during pregnancy : guidelines for active and inactive women" 33 (33): 24-30, 2005

    9 Pate, R. R., "Physical activity and public health: a recommendation from the centers for disease control and prevention and the American College of Sports Medicine" 273 (273): 402-407, 1995

    10 Haskell, W. L., "Physical activity and public health : updated recommendation for adults from the American College of Sports Medicine and the American Heart Association" 39 (39): 1423-1434, 2007

    11 Melzer, K., "Physical activity and pregnancy : cardiovascular adaptations, recommendations and pregnancy outcomes" 40 (40): 493-507, 2010

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    13 Dempsey, F. C., "No need for a pregnant pause : physical activity may reduce the occurrence of gestational diabetes mellitus and pre-eclampsia" 33 (33): 141-149, 2005

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    18 ACSM., "Guidelines for exercise testing and prescription" Lippincott Williams & Wilkins 2014

    19 Brown, S. P., "Exercise physiology basic of human movement in health and disease" Lippincott Williams & Wilkins 2006

    20 ACOG, "Exercise during pregnancy and the postpartum period" 99 (99): 171-173, 2002

    21 Gaston, A., "Exercise during pregnancy : a review of patterns and determinants" 14 (14): 299-305, 2011

    22 Gerald, S., "Exercise Guidelines in Pregnancy" 41 (41): 345-360, 2011

    23 Lotgering, F. K., "Errors in predicting maximal oxygen consumption in pregnant women" 72 : 562-567, 1992

    24 Avery, N. D., "Effects of human pregnancy on cardiac autonomic above and below the ventilatory threshold" 90 : 321-328, 2001

    25 Kumaran, P. S., "Effects of exercise on infant birth weight and gestational age in pregnant women" 3 (3): 1-4, 2013

    26 Pijpers, L., "Effect of short-term maternal exercise on maternal and fetal cardiovascular dynamics" 91 (91): 1081-1086, 1984

    27 Carpenter, M. W., "Effect of maternal weight gain during pregnancy on exercise performance" 68 (68): 1173-1176, 1990

    28 Liu, J., "Does physical activity during pregnancy reduce the risk of gestational diabetes among previously inactive women?" 35 (35): 188-195, 2008

    29 Wolfe, L. A., "Clinical physiology of exercise in pregnancy : a literature review" 25 (25): 473-483, 2003

    30 Sady, M. A., "Cardiovascular response to maximal cycle exercise during pregnancy and at two and seven months post partum" 162 : 1181-1185, 1990

    31 Capeless, E. L., "Cardiovascular changes in early phase of pregnancy" 161 (161): 1449-1453, 1989

    32 Finkelstein, I., "Cardiorespiratory responses during and after water exercise in pregnant and non-pregnant women" 33 (33): 388-394, 2011

    33 Pivarnik, J. M., "Cardiac output responses of primigravid women during exercise determined by the direct Fick technique" 75 (75): 954-959, 1990

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