Kihon Checklist score

Biomarker

3 papers4 findings

  • Human trial1
  • Humans2

Interventions

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Kayoinoba

upin humans1

1 study
  1. Kayoinoba improves Kihon Checklist score in humans.

    “The Kihon Checklist score of the pre-frail group significantly improved from the first to the second assessment.”

    Human trialin pre-frail older adults6 monthsn = 257

    Changes in caregiving risk and motor function among older adults participating in community gatherings in Koshigaya city

    Journal of physical therapy science1 Jan 2024

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Associations

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Maximal expiratory pressure

downin humans1

1 study
  1. Maximal expiratory pressure is associated with Kihon Checklist score in humans.

    “lower MEP was significantly associated with higher KCL scores”

    HumansSecondary analysis of overall functional statusn = 313

    Association of respiratory muscle strength with pre-frailty and overall functional status in community-dwelling Japanese older adults: a cross-sectional study

    BMC geriatrics12 Oct 2026

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Maximal inspiratory pressure

downin humans1

1 study
  1. Maximal inspiratory pressure is associated with Kihon Checklist score in humans.

    “lower MIP was significantly associated with higher KCL scores”

    HumansSecondary analysis of overall functional statusn = 313

    Association of respiratory muscle strength with pre-frailty and overall functional status in community-dwelling Japanese older adults: a cross-sectional study

    BMC geriatrics12 Oct 2026

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Long-term care certification

upin humans1

1 study
  1. Long-term care certification is associated with Kihon Checklist score in humans.

    “Throughout the 9-year observation period, the KCL scores consistently remained higher in the certified group compared to the non-certified group.”

    Humans9-year

    Escalation on Kihon Checklist Scores Preceding the Certification of Long-Term Care Need in the Older Population in Japan. A 9-Year Retrospective Study

    Health services research and managerial epidemiology1 Jan 2024

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European Journal of Nutrition

Carbohydrate-to-fat ratio linked to frailty in older Japanese adults

In older Japanese adults, those with the highest carbohydrate-to-fat ratio had 1.92 times the odds of frailty compared with those in the lowest quartile.In older Japanese adults, those with the highest carbohydrate-to-fat ratio had 1.92 times the odds of frailty compared with those in the lowest quartile.

Cross-sectional study of 5,679 peoplePopulations