[PDF] Top 20 Functional balance in older adults with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

... Functional balance in older adults with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 12. Cristina Jácome a MSc, Joana Cruz b MSc, Raquel Gabriel a,c MSc, Daniela Figueiredo a,c PhD,3[r] ... See full document

... patients with COPD, and about 90% reported tiredness and more effort in order to perform such activities; this is similar to our study, although the patients with COPD had no depressive ...symptoms. ... See full document

... for obstructive sleep apnea ...common chronic conditions, they should be expected to occur together, particularly in middle-aged and older male ...OSA in patients with COPD is ... See full document

... self-care in a person with ...2008). In this control, the education of conservation of energy stands out (Cosgrove et ...the balance between activity and rest (Orem, ... See full document

... 1 . Marin JM, Carrizo SJ, Gascon M, Sanchez A, Gallego B, Celli BR. Inspiratory capacity, dynamic hyperinflation, breathlessness and exer- cise performance during the 6-minutes-walk test in chronic ... See full document

... patients with CHF and concomitant COPD (males, 62%; mean age, ...CHF functional class (FC) (NYHA) and 6-minute walk test (6MWT - with the evaluation of dyspnea by the Borg scale) were performed ... See full document

... associated with medical history data, such as smoking, occupational exposure and infection risk ...volume in one second to forced vital capacity ratio (FEV1/FVC) is lower than ...declines with ... See full document

... microbiome in 22 patients with Moderate or Severe COPD compared to 10 control ...patients with moderate or severe ...differences in age between the Moderate and Severe COPD groups. This is ... See full document

... included in these grading processes is primarily collected from specific subsets of patients who meet strict inclusion criteria for participation in large clinical trials: specifically, registration ... See full document

... a pulmonary pathology associated with numerous systemic manifes- tations, among them musculoskeletal ...strength in patients with COPD and healthy ...study, in which 18 indi- viduals ... See full document

... role in reducing arm elevation in this population. Future research in this field is therefore ...patients with COPD might also be explained by structural and functional changes ... See full document

... ducted in two distinct stages: the pre and post interven- tion ...consisted in subjecting one group to a 16 weeks aerobic exercise ...changes in the values of PEF on the intervened group when ... See full document

... years with Medicare Parts A and B coverage, and our findings may not be relevant to younger patients or individuals enrolled in ...patient in a 24 hour ...patients with hypoxemia who do not ... See full document

... seen in Table 1, the LGT consisted of 30 min of walking at a self-determined intensity and an additional 30-min of low-intensity resistance training with free weights, on exercise mats and on parallel ... See full document

... and functional control (p > ...obtained in the questionnaires for clinical evaluation, either for COPD or asthma, ...respectively. In patients with asthma there was an association between ... See full document

... 30-minute balance training session twice per week in addition to usual PR, and will be asked to complete a third session at home each week, for a total of 90 minutes of balance training per ...is ... See full document

... ficult, with the existing evidence, to determine the true potential of inhaler education alone or what the most ef fi- cient education method ...clear in our review. It is possible that older ... See full document

... function, dyspnea, functional balance, muscle strength, exercise tolerance, emotional state and HRQL 16.. of patients with mild COPD.[r] ... See full document

... Flow diagram of the studies assessing the measurement proprieties of the outcome measures used in the pulmonary rehabilitation (PR) of patients with acute exacerbation of ch[r] ... See full document

... tura; c) níveis de rebaixamento diafragmá- tico direito (ALBDIR) e esquerdo (AL- BESQ): subdivide-se em altura da base do diafragma do lado direito – linha de base do diafragma até o ângulo costocárdico direito –, e em ... See full document