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Heart Rate Variability as an Indicator of Stress in Students’ Athletes
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作者 Simone Sancinelli 《Open Journal of Medical Psychology》 2023年第3期141-149,共9页
Introduction: The wellbeing of student’s athletes has a paramount importance, a prolonged period of cognitive and physical performance that characterizes the life of student’s athletes often leads to fatigue, and a ... Introduction: The wellbeing of student’s athletes has a paramount importance, a prolonged period of cognitive and physical performance that characterizes the life of student’s athletes often leads to fatigue, and a psychobiological state that increases the risk of injury and accidents. The use of Heart rate variability (HRV) has become increasingly popular as a non-invasive methodology that provides an indirect insight into the autonomic nervous system. HRV can be utilized as a diagnostic tool in detection of autonomic nervous system impairment and sympatho-vagal imbalance. HRV technology is employed to monitor the internal response of athletes to workload and identify athletes’s psychophysical stress to predict and therefore prevent injuries. Objective: The objective of the investigation is to establish whether the use of Polar H10 sensor heart rate monitors worn by athletes in a sitting position (inclination 60 degrees) during periods characterized by stress can provide a valid and non-invasive method to assess the psychophysiological state during sports competition and school exams. Method and Statistics: In the study, the HRV of 12 basketball students athletes and 4 students non-athletes was analyzed as a control group. The autonomic nervous system activity was assessed based on heart variability parameters (HRV): SDNN, rMSSD, LF, HF, and LF/HF. The measurements were made after establishing the baseline at rest, during the training phase (CT), competition phase (CC) and during the acute phase of stressors due to school exams coinciding with the competitive season (CC + E). Results: Compared to the respective values prior to the stress of the competitions and exams, a significant decrease in HRV indices was found: SDNN (P Conclusions: The analysis and examination of the data on the sample of the student population also showed a statistically significant correlation between decreased cardiac variability and injuries or indisposition to physical exertion. 展开更多
关键词 Heart Rate Variability Level of Arousal stress in Students athletes
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Effect of Exhausting Exercise on Oxidative Stress in Health,Hemodialysis and Professional Sport 被引量:1
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作者 Knap Bojan Prezelj Marija Veceric-Haler Zeljka 《Natural Science》 2019年第11期307-314,共8页
The aim of presented study is to compare parameters of oxidative stress in untrained volunteers, patients with chronic, non-motor related disease (dialysis patients) and professional athletes before and after exhausti... The aim of presented study is to compare parameters of oxidative stress in untrained volunteers, patients with chronic, non-motor related disease (dialysis patients) and professional athletes before and after exhaustive exercise. 40 subjects participated in the study: 14 healthy, untrained subjects, 12 hemodialysis patients and 14 professional rowers. Superoxide dismutase (SOD), catalase (CAT), glutathione peroxidase (GPx) and non-transferrin bound iron (NTBI) were determined before and after exercise. Dialysis patients have increased oxidative stress at rest with highest NTBI, and show adaptation with increased values of GPx and decreased SOD. Professional athletes have low level of oxidative stress at basic circumstances with lowest NTBI, SOD, CAT and GPx as compared to untrained volunteers and dialysis patients. After strenuous exercise elevation of antioxidative enzymes is observed only in athletes, but not in untrained and dialysis patients. Due to limited antioxidative capacity, extreme physical effort is probably not recommended to dialysis patients and untrained people. 展开更多
关键词 HEMODIALYSIS Oxidative stress Strenuous Exercise ROWERS Oxidative stress athletes Oxidative stress Dialysis
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