BIOMECHANICS OF AVOIDING A FALL FOLLOWING A SLIP
BIOMECHANICS OF AVOIDING A FALL FOLLOWING A SLIP
批准号:
6287536
负责人:
MARK D. GRABINER
金额:
$20.81万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2001
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2001-06-01 至 2003-01-31
中文摘要
描述:(逐字摘自应用程序)
目前提议的项目是减少老年人受伤的发生率
因滑倒而跌倒的成年人。我们将诱导受控滑行进入
年轻人和老年人使用专门设计的滑台。这个
目前提出的项目的目的是确定生物力学
变数限制了年轻人和老年人防止落后的能力
由于在运动过程中脚部向前滑行而摔倒。在……里面
特别是,我们将把注意力集中在后腿的防滑上,作为一种
恢复平衡和避免跌倒的关键组成部分。我们
假设在滑倒后避免跌倒是由
非滑脱小腿的生物力学和较高的跌倒速度
老年人可以归因于后部不打滑的生物力学
腿。如果假设得到支持,那么结果将为
进一步研究老年人可以通过哪些适当的方法做得更好
防止因滑倒而摔倒和受伤。我们将检验这些假设
通过解决以下具体目标。
具体目标1:描述区分能力的滑移条件
年轻人和老年人,以避免滑倒后摔倒。
具体目标2:描述区别不同关节的生物力学差异
年轻人和老年人在滑倒后避免摔倒的能力。
具体目标3:明确后腿防滑的重要性,以避免
一次又一次滑倒。
这项拟议工作的影响是它将量化生物力学
滑落事件结果的决定因素(恢复或下降)。这个
该项目与健康有关的特点是它将有助于进一步
系统地设计和测试可能有效的干预方法
减少因滑倒而受伤和死亡的人数,特别是老年人
成年人。
英文摘要
DESCRIPTION: (verbatim from application) The long-term objective of the
presently proposed project is to reduce the incidence of injuries to older
adults that result from slip-related falls. We will induce controlled slips in
young and older adults using a specially designed slipping platform. The
purpose of the presently proposed project is to determine the biomechanical
variables limit the ability of young and older adults to prevent a backward
fall as a result of a forward-directed slip of the foot during locomotion. In
particular, we will focus our attention on the non-slipping rear leg as a
crucial component of recovering one's balance and avoiding a fall. We
hypothesize that avoidance of a fall subsequent to a slip is dictated by the
biomechanics of the non-slipping leg and that the higher rate of falling by
older adults can be attributed to the biomechanics of the non-slipping rear
leg. If the hypotheses are supported then the results will provide support for
further investigating appropriate means by which older adults can be better
protected from slip-related falls and injuries. We will test these hypotheses
by addressing the following Specific Aims.
Specific Aim 1: characterize the slip conditions that distinguish the ability
of young and older adults to avoid a fall after slipping.
Specific Aim 2: characterize the biomechanical differences that distinguish the
ability of young and older adults to avoid a fall after slipping.
Specific Aim 3: define the importance of the non-slipping, rear leg to avoiding
a fall after slipping.
The impact of the proposed work is that it will quantify biomechanical
determinants of the outcome (recovery or fall) of a slipping event. The
health-relatedness of the project is that it will contribute to further
systematic design and testing of intervention methods that may effectively
reduce the number of slip-related injuries and deaths, particularly in older
adults.
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