Correlation between functional mobility and physical activity in elderly with locomotive syndrome
Keywords:
locomotive syndrome, loco-check, FTSTS, physical activity, IPAQ, elderlyAbstract
Background In the elderly, one of the most common causes of chronic disability is Locomotive syndrome. Locomotive syndrome is a decrease in mobility function due to locomotive organ disorders. Physical activity in the elderly is known to decrease compared to young adults, and good functional mobility is needed to carry out daily physical activities. Objectives To analyze the correlation between functional mobility and physical activity in the elderly with Locomotive syndrome. Methods This study is a cross-sectional observational study. 44 participants (15 men and 29 women) aged 60-78 years participated after screening with the Indonesian version of the Loco-check questionnaire. Subjects performed the Five Time Sit to Stand (FTSTS) test and filling out the Indonesian version of the International Physical Activity Questionnaire – Short Form (IPAQ-SF). The correlation between FTSTS and IPAQ-SF scores with Loco-check were analyzed using the Spearman correlation test. Results A significant correlation was shown between FTSTS values and Loco-check which yielded with a p value of 0.008, and a correlation coefficient of 0.395. No correlation found between IPAQ-SF scores and Loco-check. Conclusion There is a positive correlation between functional mobility and Locomotive syndrome.
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