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Froggy Jumps Sarcopenia y fragilidad en mayoresOnline version Sarcopenia y fragilidad en mayores by karen suarez 1 What is sarcopenia in older adults? a Increased body fat without muscle loss b Progressive loss of muscle mass and strength with age c Increase in muscle mass over time 2 What component defines frailty in older adults? a Low physiological reserve b Ability to quickly recover from any stress c High bone density and strong musculature 3 What is a clinical sign of frailty? a Increased appetite and energy b Rapid weight loss and weakness of grip c Constant muscle hyperactivity 4 Which system does sarcopenia primarily affect? a lymphatic system b Skeletal muscle c Nervous system 5 What factor moderates the progression of sarcopenia? a absolute rest b High consumption of simple sugars c Regular physical activity, especially endurance training 6 What intervention is essential for frailty? a Frequent surgery b Exercise program and proper nutrition c Prolonged use of sedatives 7 Prolonged use of sedatives a Adequate protein and vitamin D b Dietary hypertension c Bebidas azucaradas 8 What risk factor increases frailty? a Physical inactivity b Uninterrupted, continuous sleep c Excessive physical activity 9 What is the goal of sarcopenia prevention? a Increase weight without changing strength b Maintaining muscle mass and daily function c Reduce height in a controlled manner

Froggy Jumps

Sarcopenia y fragilidad en mayoresOnline version

Sarcopenia y fragilidad en mayores

by karen suarez

What is sarcopenia in older adults?

Increased body fat without muscle loss

Progressive loss of muscle mass and strength with age

Increase in muscle mass over time

What component defines frailty in older adults?

Low physiological reserve

Ability to quickly recover from any stress

High bone density and strong musculature

What is a clinical sign of frailty?

Increased appetite and energy

Rapid weight loss and weakness of grip

Constant muscle hyperactivity

Which system does sarcopenia primarily affect?

lymphatic system

Skeletal muscle

Nervous system

What factor moderates the progression of sarcopenia?

absolute rest

High consumption of simple sugars

Regular physical activity, especially endurance training

What intervention is essential for frailty?

Frequent surgery

Exercise program and proper nutrition

Prolonged use of sedatives

Adequate protein and vitamin D

Dietary hypertension

Bebidas azucaradas

What risk factor increases frailty?

Physical inactivity

Uninterrupted, continuous sleep

Excessive physical activity

What is the goal of sarcopenia prevention?

Increase weight without changing strength

Maintaining muscle mass and daily function

Reduce height in a controlled manner

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What is sarcopenia in older adults?

What component defines frailty in older adults?

What is a clinical sign of frailty?

Which system does sarcopenia primarily affect?

What factor moderates the progression of sarcopenia?

What intervention is essential for frailty?

Prolonged use of sedatives

What risk factor increases frailty?

What is the goal of sarcopenia prevention?

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