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30 sec chair sit start in seated position, feet shoulder width apart, arms crossed over chest. stand up then sit back down. full extension of knee and hip, and butt will come all the way down on the chair. do as many in 30 secs.
what does 30 sec chair sit measure lower body strength. good for getting out of a car or on and off the toilet
30 sec chair sit risk zone less than 8 reps
arm curl seated position with back against the chair. can use which ever arm. male 8lb weight, woman 5lb weight. start with arm extended, bring hand to shoulder and back down until fully extended. as many times for 30 secs. count at extened.
what does arm curl measure upper body strength. good for holding groceries or a child.
arm curl risk zone less than 11 reps
chair sit and reach sit towards the front of the chair. one leg will be extended with foot flexed and the other will be at a 90-degree angle. reach towards the flexed foot with hand over hand. measure the distance between foot and middle finger. do 2 times.
what does chair sit and reach measure lower body flexibility, mostly hamstrings. good for putting on and tying shoes, dressing lower body
chair sit and reach risk zone women: -2 men: -4
back scratch reach hand behind shoulder blades with palm on back and the other hand reach behind and up the back with palm facing out. reach middle fingers together. measure the distance between middle fingers. do 2 times.
what does back scratch measure upper body flexibility. good for washing hair or dressing upper body.
back scratch risk zone women: -2 men: -4
8 foot up and go measure 8 ft from the chair and mark with a cone. start seated and then stand and walk around the cone and sit back down as fast as possible without running. start once butt leaves chair and end once butt in the chair. do 3 times.
what does 8 ft up and go measure agility and balance. good for bathing, up and down from toilet, and dressing lower body
6 min walk measure out 20yrdx5yrds or 50yrd line. walk around the course for 6mins as fast as possible. record # of laps then covert to # of yards.
2min step march in place for 2 mins. knees should come up to be parallel with hips. flex shoulder at 30 degrees with palms facing down. knees should touch palms during every step. start on left leg and count reps when right knee hits right hand.
6 min walk risk zone 350 yards
2 min step risk zone 65 steps
what does 6 min walk and 2 min step measure aerobic endurance. good for walking, climbing stairs, errands
physical frailty loss of physiologic reserve that increases the risk of disability
disability model 1991 disease/pathology -> impairment -> functional limitations -> disability
updated disability model disease/pathology and lifestyle/inactivity -> impairment -> functional limitations -> disability
practitioner goal identify the physiological declines that are precursors to loss of function
functional fitness having the physiological capacity to perform normal everyday activities safely and independently without undue fatigue
blood pressure force exerted against on arterial walls, systolic/ diastolic (mmHg)
high blood pressure associated with high risk for CVD morbidity and morality
Hypertension (HTN) more likely to accelerate arthrosclerosis (force against arterial walls) and cause vascular occlusions/rupture
systolic contracting
diastolic relaxing
measure rate pressure product (RPP) heart rate x SBP= rate pressure product (RPP) = myocardial Vo2
measure pulse pressure (PP) SBP-DBP
measure mean arterial pressure (MAP) MAP= DBP+ (PP/3)
normal BP 100/65 - 120/80
prehypertension BP 130/85 - 139/89
hypertension stage 1 140/90 - 159/99
hypertension stage 2 160/100 - 179/109
hypertension stage 3 180/110 - 210/120
moderate hypotension 70/40 - 89/59
sever hypotension 50/35 - 69/39
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