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(Get up and go) Objetivo: Evaluar la movilidad básica en personas mayores y sus probables trastornos de la marcha y balance. Descripción: La “prueba cronometrada de levántate y anda” es una prueba auxiliar en el diagnóstico de trastornos de la marcha y el balance y su asociación con un riesgo de caídas determinado.
El Test Get Up and Go es también una prueba de evaluación del equilibrio y la marcha, se usa también como test estándar de evaluación de caídas y como parte de la evaluación geriátrica integral12,13,14, puede predecir caídas, teniendo la gran ventaja de ser una prueba corta y sencilla; por estas características ha sido considerada ...
Add to word list. the quality of being positive and having a lot of new ideas, determination, and energy: This job needs someone with a lot of get-up-and-go. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Strength of will and determination.
when I get up from a chair or the bed o A bit of clutter has built up at home over the years o I probably don’t drink enough fluids (1.6 litres/3 pints a day for women; 2 litres/3.5 pints for men). o My slippers have that ‘lived-in’ look o Taking care of my feet is quite difficult these days o I have a long-term condition
Significado de get-up-and-go en inglés. get-up-and-go. noun [ U ] informal uk / ˌɡet.ʌp.ənˈɡəʊ / us / ˌɡet̬.ʌp.ənˈɡoʊ / Add to word list. the quality of being positive and having a lot of new ideas, determination, and energy: This job needs someone with a lot of get-up-and-go. SMART Vocabulary: palabras y expresiones relacionadas.
Get-up and Go Test Instructions: Ask the patient to perform the following series of maneuvers: 1. Sit comfortably in a straight-backed chair. 2. Rise from the chair. 3. Stand still momentarily. 4. Walk a short distance (approximately 3 meters). 5. Turn around. 6. Walk back to the chair. 7. Turn around. 8. Sit down in the chair. Scoring:
Timed Up and Go (TUG) is used to assess the risk of falling of older people. Aim: To evaluate the sensitivity and specificity of TUG as a predictor of falls in older adults. Material and methods: TUG was measured in 148 independent community-dwelling older adults aged 75 ± 7 years (85% women).
