[PDF] Top 20 Physical Activation of Elderly and the Decrease of Falling Risk

... A Physical Activation Program was designed and implemented with a particular emphasis in reco- vering of motor independence, and in an indirect manner; the increase of activities was carried out in a social ... See full document

... twin elderly women, it was found that the elderly experiencing hearing loss showed a higher rate of falling within these 12 ...of falling risk was associated with poor postural control ... See full document

... 2007). Falling is an event that links intrinsic and extrinsic factors, being more possible to happen as the risk factors ...of falling and ...into physical risks, which are the ones found on ... See full document

... regime of the participants was also considered, and those who were in the recovery phase of an acute illness and the deaf or blind were excluded. Similarly, those with cardiovascular system disorders identified through ... See full document

... key risk factors, rehabilitation might have a main role in the prevention of ...the elderly, according to speci fi c risk factors and the number of ...the elderly, considering that these ... See full document

... a decrease in physical function during complex-task conditions is a factor related to falling in elderly individuals [13, ...the elderly occur during common daily activities, such as ... See full document

... the elderly are considered a biopsychosocial problem due to their medical, psychological, social and economic consequences ...of falling again, favors a low self- confidence and the apparition of post-fall ... See full document

... of falling down at different ...injury risk. It is believed that the safety vest could decrease the injury risk when the elderly fall down, and thus protect them from being ...Chinese ... See full document

... the risk of falls in the elderly (Bloch et ...the elderly (Todd & Skelton, 2004) is fear of falling (Tinetti, Richman & Powell, ...of falling (Cumming, Salkeld, Thomas & ... See full document

... Sessions took place twice a week (on the same days), over 6 weeks. Each session included ~ 30 minutes of training with the Balanseat, followed by 20 minutes of posture gait training. The entire session was supervised by ... See full document

... eligible elderly people from the Institution for the Elderly and Handicapped, Kahrizak, Tehran who volunteered to be studied for 6 months (from September 23 to March 20, 2001) were included after ... See full document

... the risk of dementia in the anesthesia group was significantly higher than in the control group (hazard ratio = ...higher risk of developing dementia as compared to the GA group ...higher risk of ... See full document

... Emission spectral analysis results of samples treated with sulfuric acid of various concentrations, showed a different degree of dealumination, i.e. reduction of the total concentration of acid sites is associated with ... See full document

... The research sample is the subset of the population including the urban and rural elderly under the coverage of urban and rural health centers. The samples were selected by random cluster sampling method and the ... See full document

... between reading and PD, but there is no previous research identifying reading as an independent factor protecting against PD. In our study, reading included books and news- papers, and there was no specific time limit ... See full document

... of Physical activity Scale for the Elderly; IPAQ, International Physical Activity Questionnaire; MET, metabolic equivalent of task; SES6, Self-Efficacy for Managing Chronic Disease 6-Item Scale; ... See full document

... For the selection phase the situation is different. There are a few thorough field studies on the effect of dose on the selection of fungicide resistant strains, and a range of models that consider dose as an input ... See full document

... copper surface. The negative values of H ads ° ∆ also show that the adsorption of inhibitor is an exothermic process [19]. It assumed that an exothermic process is attributed to either physical or chemical ... See full document

... As the selected river reaches in the region have virtually no floodplains, the rivers’ width is small, and gauging took place in the summer rainless periods and in winter periods without thaws, the values Q WC and Q I ... See full document

... Hyperbilirubinemia is one of the most common diseases of neonates and is one of the main concerns of mothers at the time of child birth. For this reason, research for findings treatment and medications that can ... See full document