Let's check our body's movements

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Page ID 1003446 Update Date Reiwa 6, December 16

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Due to prolonged self-restraint from going out, even if you think "I'm fine," your body may have weakened more than you realize.
By checking your body's movements and understanding your weaknesses, let's prevent falls and injuries.
These can all be done in just a few minutes. Please give it a try.

Ring Test (Muscle Mass Check)

Illustration: Ring Test (Encircle the thickest part of the calf with both thumbs and index fingers)


Those who have gaps are at a higher risk of sarcopenia (the phenomenon of muscle decline as one ages). Please be cautious of falls and fractures.

Shoulder Range of Motion (1)

Illustration: Shoulder Range of Motion Check 1


Let's check within a pain-free range.

Shoulder Range of Motion (2)

Photo: Shoulder Range of Motion Check 2


Let's check within a pain-free range.

Range of Motion of the Legs

Photo: Range of Motion Check for the Legs


Created from the physical fitness measurement items for the Inagi City Fall and Fracture Prevention Self-Group Simple Self-Check

Leg Muscle Strength

Photo: Leg Muscle Strength Check

Balance

Photo: Balance Check

Let's record the measured results

The results of the measurements are recorded in a table so that changes can be checked later.
By developing a habit of checking your body's movements, it will also lead to motivation for exercise. By continuing the exercises introduced from now on, the effects will gradually become apparent.
Let's make sure to continue.

Photo: Measurement Results Record

Eleven Check

Let's answer 11 questions to check for signs of frailty.

Category

Number

Eleven Check 11 Items

Answer 1

Answer 2

Nutrition

1

Do you pay attention to a healthy diet compared to same-sex peers of similar age? Yes No

Nutrition

2

Do you eat both vegetable dishes and main dishes (meat or fish) at least twice a day? Yes No

Oral Cavity

3

Can you normally bite through foods that are as hard as 'saki ika' or 'takuan'? Yes No

Oral Cavity

4

Do you sometimes choke on tea or soup? No Yes

Exercise

5

Have you been engaging in exercise that makes you sweat for more than 30 minutes at least twice a week for over a year? Yes No

Exercise

6

Do you engage in walking or equivalent physical activities for more than one hour a day in your daily life? Yes No

Exercise

7

Do you think you walk faster compared to same-sex peers of almost the same age? Yes No

Sociality・
Heart

8

Have you been going out less often compared to last year? No Yes

Sociality・
Heart

9

Do you have meals with someone at least once a day? Yes No

Sociality・
Heart

10

Do you think you are full of vitality? Yes No

Sociality・
Heart

11

Are you most concerned about forgetfulness? No Yes

For questions 4, 8, and 11, please note that "yes" and "no" are reversed.
Those who have checked more on the right side of the answer section may have a possibility of frailty.
Those who have checked questions 3 and 4 may have a possibility of oral frailty. 

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