DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN KINETICS AND HEALTH EDUCATION
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Item Knowledge and attitude of healthcare providers towards prenatal diagnosis of sickle cell anaemia in University College Hospital, Ibadan, Nigeria(Nigerian School Health Association, 2014) Oladipo, I. O.; Bello, O. O.The purpose of this study was to examine the knowledge and attitude of health professionals towards prenatal diagnosis of sickle cell anaemia in UCH Ibadan, Nigeria. The study also aimed at knowing the impact of culture and religion on the attitude of healthcare professionals towards prenatal diagnosis. The descriptive survey design was adopted for the study; 618 respondents purposively sampled among nurses, doctors and laboratory scientists were used. The results revealed that healthcare providers have good knowledge of prenatal diagnosis and availability of prenatal diagnostic facilities in the country; and that religion and culture should be considered if prenatal diagnosis will be used as a means of controlling sickle cell anaemia. It concluded that genetic counseling with prenatal diagnosis could be a reliable way of curbing the menace of sickle cell anaemia.Item Physical and physiological implications of exercise during pregnancy(2013) Oladipo, I. O.The paper examines the physical and physiological implications of exercise on the health and well-being of expectant mothers. Modern popular culture has embraced the concept of a fit pregnancy. However, in Nigeria the awareness of the contention that regular exercise during pregnancy incurs little risk is yet to be well accepted. Ideally, it is good for any woman to follow a regular exercise routine throughout her life, likewise women who are considering being pregnant, begin in a good physical condition before becoming pregnant is important. Being fit helps a woman's body meet the increasing physical demands of carrying a baby. The changes that occur to a woman's body during pregnancy are many but this paper selected some physical and physiological changes which exercise can be of benefit. The paper further discussed effect of exercise on these changes. The authors recommended some exercises with necessary guidelines that can be of benefit to the mothers to be.Item Effect of eight-week intervention programme on the knowledge, attitude and utilization of eye protective devices among welders in Ibadan North Local Government Area of Oyo State, Nigeria(Nigerian School Health Association, 2013) Oladipo, I. O.; Fasasi, T. A.The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of eight-week intervention programme on knowledge, attitude and utilization of eye protective devices among welders in lbadan, Oyo State, Nigeria. The study sample consisted of 50 welders (test group) at Bodija-Ojurin area and 50 welders (control group) at Agodi-Gate area both in lbadan North Local Government Area. Knowledge, attitude and utilization of eye protective devices questionnaire was the major instrument employed to gather information. Data collected were analysed using inferential statistics of ANOVA. The post test result showed that the knowledge and attitude in the experimental group after the intervention programme increased significantly but utilization of eye protective devices remained static.Item Analysis of the use of exercise imagery functions by exercisers in Nigeria(2011) Adegbesan, O. A.; Oladipo, I. O.It is a general position that imagery plays a cognitive behavioral role in enhancing the performance of sport skills as noted in Short and Short (2005), the use of imagery is also more equally significant in exercise activities and can bring to fruition the performance of an individual exerciser because of its unique motivational function. Research studies has been conducted, examining imagery use by different categories of participants related to sport and exercise in the developed world, there have been dearth of literature on imagery use on similar participants in the deve1oping countries, hence the purpose of this study. Participants (482) male and female students were recruited from universities of Nigeria (mean age 24.0 ±SD4,7; male, n=256) and (mean age 23.0±SD5.2, female, n=226). A demographic questionnaire and the Exercise Imagery Questionnaire (EIQ) Hausenblas et. a1 (1999) were used for data collection. Results indicated that no significant difference (p>0.5) was found on the three imagery functions by sex. But significant difference (p<0.5) was located on the appearance imagery function based on the criterion independent variables of three exercise activity groups of the exercise participants.Item Sport talent identification and development in Nigeria: a preliminary investigation(Education Publishing Company, Republic of Korea, 2010) Adegbesan, O. A.; Mokgwatchi, M.; Mokgothu, C.; Omolawon, K. Q.; Arnmah, J.; Oladipo, I. O.Sport talent identification and development has become an interesting area of sport science research and the need to explore the basic fundamentals of this process necessitated the need for this preliminary investigation in Nigeria with the view to develop an ideal sport talent identification and development model that could be used for future recruitment and selection of young potencial athletes. Data was collected from 50 participants using a self-report instrument based on the talent identification and development characteristics and indicators. Results indicated that the physiological characteristic with the mean value (m = 15.26 ± sd = 8.44) was the most apparent considered variable used by the participants during the talent identification and development process when compared with other variables of motor skill, psychology, physiology and body morphology. Results on the indicators of sport talent identification and development revealed that majority of the participants, 27(54.0%) of coaches place emphases more on both the performance of basic motor skills and the combination of the anthropometrical, physical and physiological profiles of the young talented athletes during the talent identification and development process. Conclusively, this baseline information has given us insight to the future direction of this research which is the examination of these talent Identification characteristics and basic indicator using descriptive field and laboratory measures with an enlarged sample that will include sport scientists This will enable us to analytically dissolve the potentials of the young athletes into a series of measurable and non-measurable components.Item Efficacy of therapeutic exercise and electrical stimulation on angle range of motion of sciatic nerve injection injury(Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, University of Cape Coast, Ghana, West Africa, 2010) Oladipo, I. O.; Davis, O. A.The study compared the effectiveness of therapeutic exercise and electric stimulation to increase the range of motion on Sciatic Nerve Injection Injury (SNII). The pretest post-test design was employed. Subjects were thirty SNII patients aged 3-8 years. They were randomly assigned to three treatment groups: Therapeutic Exercise, Electrical Stimulation and, Therapeutic Exercise and Electrical Stimulation. Rehabilitation was carried out in selected Physiotherapy departments three times a week for twelve weeks. Statistics of mean, standard deviation and frequency of occurrence were used to describe the data. Inferential statistics of correlation t-test was analysis between pretest and post-test in. each group revealed that therapeutic exercises has a significantly positive effect on the range of motion in the affect angle joint. Lastly, Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) used in analyzing the difference among the three groups revealed the therapeutic exercise war more effective than electrical stimulator in the management of SNII. But the effect was multiplied among group where the two modalities were combined.Item Perception of mental health professionals on the use of exercise to promote mental health and well-being(Nigeria Association of Sports Science and Medicine, 2013) Oladipo, I. O.; Abass, A. O.The aim of this study is to assess the psychiatric health workers' perception on the use of exercise to promote mental health and well being. One hundred and thirty eight (138) randomly sampled psychiatric health care givers in three (3) psychiatric hospitals were selected for the study. Questionnaires was used to collect data for analysis. There was high level of willingness to include exercise in the management of mental health. Virtually all the respondents agreed that exercise is a viable adjunct to traditional therapies. However, the use of exercise in promotion of mental health is not well defined during training of the respondents. Mandatory course on exercise and mental health during training for initial certification to work as psychiatric health worker was therefore recommended.