Título:	Praxias ideomotoras : estratégia prática de atividade física para melhorar a memória declarativa no processo de envelhecimento
Autor(es):	Silva, Hudday Mendes da Barros, Jônatas de França Coquerel, Patrick Ramon Stafin Cavalcante Neto, Francisco Holanda Morais, Maryana Pryscilla Silva de Nascimento, Denize Mota Costa, Mércia Vitoriano da Mendonça, Geysa Cachate Araújo de Silva, André Ribeiro da
Assunto:	Aptidão física Exercícios aeróbicos Envelhecimento Memória
Data de publicação:	2020
Editora:	Atena Editora
Referência:	SILVA, Hudday Mendes da et al. Praxias ideomotoras: estratégia prática de atividade física para melhorar a memória declarativa no processo de envelhecimento. Ponta Grossa, PR: Atena Editora, 2020. E-book (50 p.). DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.677202701.
Abstract:	Introduction: Several modifications are identified as aging, causing more or less limitation imposed by over the years. Among these, one can highlight the different degrees of cognitive decline, particularly memory which can involve the daily activities and the subject functionality. Studies have shown an association between levels of serum cortisol and stress imposed by the exercise on this. However, there is little work that references the performance on cognitive aspects of declarative memory and cortisol on the exercise in the water with automatic and práxicos movements and moderate. Objective: To investigate the effect of acute exercise based on praxis and automatic physical activity on the performance of visual declarative memory and in serum cortisol in the aging process in physically active subjects. Materials and Methods: It builds a survey characterized as cross with a sample initially of 32 physically active subjects aged between 51 and 74 years, divided into two exercise group (March Group Automatic - MGA and the March Group Praxis - MGP). You will also use a probabilistic and non-random sampling for sample selection. We used the MMSE (Mini Mental State Examination) to check the overall cognitive status (Brucki et al., 2003), the visual acuity test - optotypes chart “E” Rasquin (ARIPPOL et al, 2006) and still will use the declarative visual memory test proposed by Nitrini et al. (1994), applying before the motor stimulation, immediately after and 48 hours of practice to verify the late effect; as well as the realization of blood collection with 2 ml for analysis of cortisol hormone. Results: Both exercise groups showed improvement immediately after the stimulus (MGA = 14.7% and MGP = 10.6%), but was not observed significant variations, but the MGA, remained significant improvements (p <0, 05) about the late effects (48 hours). As cortisol, were modulating the activity decreasing concentrations in the bloodstream, and for more effective MGA (p <0.05). Conclusion: You can assign this sense that both activities can be recommended for usual practice in older adults and the elderly, noting that as regards the acute effects both automatic gait, as the praxis produce positive responses to visual declarative memory, as were also able to modulate the cortisol levels immediately after the stimulus causing less stress. Even so, if it is up to investigate major effects produced by the praxis and automatic exercise the aquatic environment on cognitive changes caused by aging.
Unidade Acadêmica:	Centro de Estudos Avançados Multidisciplinares (CEAM)
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DOI:	10.22533/at.ed.677202701
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