How Do You Do up and Go Test
The Tug Times a Patient Standing from a Chair with No Arms, Walking 5 Metres and Returning to Sit Down. the Average Time to Complete This Test Is 15 Seconds...
The TUG times a patient standing from a chair with no arms, walking 5 metres and returning to sit down. The average time to complete this test is 15 seconds (Podsiadlo & Richardson 1991). Patients may vary from 12 seconds up to 85 seconds.
How long does up and go test take?
The TUG times a patient standing from a chair with no arms, walking 5 metres and returning to sit down. The average time to complete this test is 15 seconds (Podsiadlo & Richardson 1991). Patients may vary from 12 seconds up to 85 seconds.
What is the Get Up and Go test for elderly?
The “get-up and go test” requires patients to stand up from a chair, walk a short distance, turn around, return, and sit down again. This test was conducted in 40 elderly patients with a range of balance function.
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