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The Jump Test is a method to measure lower-limb muscle power, as well as coordination of lower and upper extremities, by jumping as high as possible. Jumping height is calculated from flight time.\\ | The Jump Test is a method to measure lower-limb muscle power, as well as coordination of lower and upper extremities, by jumping as high as possible. Jumping height is calculated from flight time.\\ | ||
- | The Jump Test was performed by xxxx participants during [[2A Visit 1]]. | + | The Jump Test was performed in 32,000 able [[start|Lifelines]] participants aged 8 years and older during [[2A Visit 1]] ([[sections|section]]: [[physical state]]). |
==== Protocol ==== | ==== Protocol ==== | ||
- | The 5-min jumptest is performed on a Chronojump Contactmat (40 by 60 cm). Participants take off their shoes if the heels are higher than 2 cm.\\ | + | The 5-min jumptest is performed on a Chronojump Contactmat (40 by 60 cm) {{ :chronojump_manual.pdf |}}.\\ Participants take off their shoes if the heels are higher than 2 cm. Research nurse asks the participant after any contraindications and makes sure the participant is able to make a two legged vertical jump.\\ |
- | Research nurse asks the participant after any contraindications and makes sure the participant is able to make a two legged vertical jump.\\ | + | |
+ | {{:jumptest.png?400|}} | ||
Participant receives instructions: | Participant receives instructions: | ||
* Standing in upright position, hands on the hips, feet slightly apart; | * Standing in upright position, hands on the hips, feet slightly apart; | ||
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The research nurse demonstrates the jump at half speed. The participant first makes a test jump on half speed.\\ The participant makes 3 repeated vertical jumps, separated by a minimum of 30 seconds rest.\\ All flight times are recorded. | The research nurse demonstrates the jump at half speed. The participant first makes a test jump on half speed.\\ The participant makes 3 repeated vertical jumps, separated by a minimum of 30 seconds rest.\\ All flight times are recorded. | ||
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=== Contra-indications === | === Contra-indications === | ||
- | Participants under treatment of GP or specialist that have been given the advice to not perform any pressurizing activities for example after: | + | Participants could not participate in the Jump test if they were given the advice by a GP or specialist to not perform any pressurizing activities, for example after: |
* Recent eye surgery (< 6 weeks) | * Recent eye surgery (< 6 weeks) | ||
* Recent thoracic-/abdominal surgery (< 6 weeks) | * Recent thoracic-/abdominal surgery (< 6 weeks) | ||
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* Aneurysm | * Aneurysm | ||
- | No strenuous exercise for other reasons: | + | ... or if they should not perform any strenuous exercise for other reasons: |
* Severe rheumatoid arthritis or osteoporosis | * Severe rheumatoid arthritis or osteoporosis | ||
* History of vertebral fractures | * History of vertebral fractures | ||
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=== Validation === | === Validation === | ||
- | The gold standard for measuring countermovement jumps is with a force platform. The Chronojump was validated against a force platform in thirty recreationally active adults ((Stanton R, Doering TM, Macgregor C, Borges N, Delvecchio L. Validity of a contact mat and accelerometric system to assess countermovement jump from flight time. Measurement in physical eduation and exercise science. 2018)).\\ | + | The gold standard for measuring countermovement jumps is with a force platform. The Chronojump was validated against a regular force platform in thirty recreationally active adults ((Stanton R, Doering TM, Macgregor C, Borges N, Delvecchio L. Validity of a contact mat and accelerometric system to assess countermovement jump from flight time. Measurement in physical eduation and exercise science. 2018)).\\ |
The Bland-Altman plot showed that Chronojump underestimated countermovement height by 5.46 cm. Previously it was shown that reliability was greater for participants more accustomed ot strength training. | The Bland-Altman plot showed that Chronojump underestimated countermovement height by 5.46 cm. Previously it was shown that reliability was greater for participants more accustomed ot strength training. | ||
- | === Rationale === | + | === Rationale for use in Lifelines === |
Mechanography measures muscle power and peak-force, evaluates coordination and muscular function, and characterizes the muscle-bone relation.\\ | Mechanography measures muscle power and peak-force, evaluates coordination and muscular function, and characterizes the muscle-bone relation.\\ | ||
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In elderly people, the mechanograph can be setup on its geriatric version based on the chair-rising test. The chair-rising test is a widely used measurement of lower body strength and falling risk in frail and elderly populations.\\ | In elderly people, the mechanograph can be setup on its geriatric version based on the chair-rising test. The chair-rising test is a widely used measurement of lower body strength and falling risk in frail and elderly populations.\\ | ||
The machine is also very suited to measure muscle function and motion in children using the jumping plate. | The machine is also very suited to measure muscle function and motion in children using the jumping plate. | ||
- | It also allows evaluation of the neuromotor function in both children and adults by measuring kinetic parameters where aspects such as equilibrium, coordination and proprioperception can be evaluated. | + | It also allows evaluation of the neuromotor function in both children and adults by measuring kinetic parameters where aspects such as equilibrium, coordination and proprioperception can be evaluated. ((Veilleux LN, Rauch F. Reproducibility of jumping mechanography in healthy children and adults. J Musculoskelet Neuronal Interact 2010;10(4):256-66.)) ((Fricke O, Stabrey A, Tutlewski B, Schoenau E. Mechanographic analyses in pediatrics: allometric scaling of 'peak jump force' and its relationship to 'maximal isometric grip force' in childhood and adolescence. Klin Padiatr 2009;221(7):436-9.)) ((Dionyssiotis Y, Galanos A, Michas G, Trovas G, Lyritis GP. Assessment of musculoskeletal system in women with jumping mechanography. Int J Womens Health 2009;1:113-8)) |
=== Variables === | === Variables === | ||
- | The following variables are collected during the Jump Test: | + | The following variables were collected during the Jump Test: |
- | | **Questions English** | **Questions Dutch** | **Variable** | **Assessment** | **Age** | | + | | **English** | **Dutch** | **Code** | **Variable** | **Assessment** | **Age** | |
- | | Physician assistant has supported the participant during the measurement? | Is er ondersteuning geweest bij de metingen? | METONDST | [[2A Visit 1]] | 18+ | | + | | jump test measured | jumptest uitgevoerd? | jumptest_performed_all_m_1 | jumpond | [[2A Visit 1]] | 8+ | |
- | | Time of flight 1 (s) | Vluchttijd 1 (s) | TF1 | [[2A Visit 1]] | 18+ | | + | | if not, reason: / jump test measured | indien nee, reden: / jumptest uitgevoerd | jumptest_performed_all_m_1_a | jumpreden | [[2A Visit 1]] | 8+ | |
- | | Time of flight 2 (s) | Vluchttijd 2 (s) | TF2 | [[2A Visit 1]] | 18+ | | + | | time of flight 1 (s) | vluchttijd 1 (s) | jumptest_flighttime_all_m_1 | tf1 | [[2A Visit 1]] | 8+ | |
- | | Time of flight 3 (s) | Vluchttijd 3 (s) | TF3 | [[2A Visit 1]] | 18+ | | + | | time of flight 2 (s) | vluchttijd 2 (s) | jumptest_flighttime_all_m_2 | tf2 | [[2A Visit 1]] | 8+ | |
+ | | time of flight 3 (s) | vluchttijd 3 (s) | jumptest_flighttime_all_m_3 | tf3 | [[2A Visit 1]] | 8+ | | ||