The effect of cognitive training and physical activity on everyday executive function in older adults.

The Australian National University0 个研究点目标入组 30 人开始时间: 2013年1月17日最近更新: 2020年1月13日

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•1.Age 70-80 years
•2.Able to perform moderate intensity physical activity without using walking devices

•1. Not currently participating in any dance/aerobics
•2. Not currently doing any brain training
•3. Medical history. No:
•a)insulin-dependent diabetes;
•b)uncontrolled hypertension;
•c)liver or kidney failure;
•d)significant lung disease;
•e)a history of alcoholism or drug abuse;
•f)any heart problems which could limit your functions like cardiac failure;
•g)heart disease;
•h)significant visual impairment;
•i)significant hearing loss;
•k)recent fracture;
•l)uncontrolled seizures / epilepsy;
•m)regular use of wheelchair;
•n)undergoing current rehabilitation;
•o)current fainting or dizzy spells;
•p)sudden loss of coordination;
•q)disabilities that impair your day-to-day living;
•r)multiple sclerosis;
•s)head injury;
•t)brain swelling or infection;
•u)focal brain disorders, brain tumour or brain surgery;
•v)currently taking beta blockers or psychotropic medicine;
•w)using medication for rheumatoid arthritis or psoriasis;
•x)a diagnosis of Parkinsons disease;
•y) diagnosis of dementia, or Alzheimer's disease;
•z)living in or on waiting list for a nursing home;
•aa)stroke resulting in significant motor or cognitive disabilities;
•bb)currently being treated for any major condition or illness.
•4. Using the MMSE, a cut-off score of 21 will be used to identify people with a suspected cognitive impairment. These participants will be excluded from participation in the trial.

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