Publikace na Ústřední knihovna |
2016
Abstrakt
Objective: Monitoring the effect of computerized cognitive training and movement training for a period of 10 weeks in the case study senior with MCI with an impact on attention, psychomotor speed, speed walking, and risk of fall. Methods: Attention and psychomotor speed were evaluated by TMT test form A and Stroop test, walking speed was evaluated by two form of Timed Up and Go (TUG) Test.
Risk of fall was evaluated by Tinetti test. Results: The combination of cognitive and movement training had a positive impact not only on attention and psychomotor speed, but also on walking speed.
Risk of fall was reduced. Conclusion: Cognitive training or strategy should be conducted as part of physical training with goal to reduce risk of fall.