Physical therapy · 1998
Description of movement patterns of young adults moving supine from the foot to the head of the bed.
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Cohen B G, Cardillo E R, Lugg D, Schwartz D N, Mount J, VanSant A F, Cornman-Levy D
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BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to describe the movement patterns (MPs) in young adults moving supine from the foot to the head of a bed.
SUBJECTS: Thirty-six young adults, aged 19 through 44 years, participated in this study.
METHODS: Subjects were videotaped performing 10 trial of moving in bed. The MPs of 3 body regions were described and categorized.
RESULTS: Six MP categories were developed for the axial region, 8 MP categories were developed for the upper extremities, and 6 MP categories were developed for the lower extremities. Kappa values ranged from .81 to .90 for the 3 body regions, Fifty-nine different combinations of MPs were observed. The most common combination of MPs occurred in 21.2% of the trials, 3 times more frequently than any other combination.
CONCLUSION AND DISCUSSION: A variety of MPs are used by young adults for moving from the foot to the head of the bed. A symmetrical pattern of sitting up and pushing with both hands and both feet was found to be the most common pattern. [Cohen BG, Cardillo ER, Lugg D, et al. Description of movement patterns of young adults moving supine from the foot to the head of the bed.
SUBJECTS: Thirty-six young adults, aged 19 through 44 years, participated in this study.
METHODS: Subjects were videotaped performing 10 trial of moving in bed. The MPs of 3 body regions were described and categorized.
RESULTS: Six MP categories were developed for the axial region, 8 MP categories were developed for the upper extremities, and 6 MP categories were developed for the lower extremities. Kappa values ranged from .81 to .90 for the 3 body regions, Fifty-nine different combinations of MPs were observed. The most common combination of MPs occurred in 21.2% of the trials, 3 times more frequently than any other combination.
CONCLUSION AND DISCUSSION: A variety of MPs are used by young adults for moving from the foot to the head of the bed. A symmetrical pattern of sitting up and pushing with both hands and both feet was found to be the most common pattern. [Cohen BG, Cardillo ER, Lugg D, et al. Description of movement patterns of young adults moving supine from the foot to the head of the bed.