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==== Physical Capability ==== | ==== Physical Capability ==== | ||
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* **standing balance** [measured as the time, up to a maximum of 30 seconds, that study participants could stand on one leg with their eyes open and also with their eyes closed] | * **standing balance** [measured as the time, up to a maximum of 30 seconds, that study participants could stand on one leg with their eyes open and also with their eyes closed] | ||
- | In addition, 202 study participants participated in a sub-study at one of five clinics where leg extensor power was measured. < | + | In addition, |
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These questions were based on the OPCS postal questionnaire. | These questions were based on the OPCS postal questionnaire. | ||
- | During the home interview at age 43 years, ADL questions were asked in two stages; firstly study members completed a general Disability Checklist screening questionnaire, | + | During the home interview at age 43 years, ADL questions were asked in two stages; firstly study members completed a general Disability Checklist screening questionnaire |
During the home interviews at 53, 60-64 and 68-70 years, the screening questions for the OPCS classification were repeated followed by a question to distinguish severe or mild disability as defined in the OPCS survey. | During the home interviews at 53, 60-64 and 68-70 years, the screening questions for the OPCS classification were repeated followed by a question to distinguish severe or mild disability as defined in the OPCS survey. |