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Table 2 Association of self-reported physical capability with physical capacity tests in 1994. N = 2954

From: Cardiovascular and musculoskeletal health disorders associate with greater decreases in physical capability in older women

Physical capability (1994)

Completely physically cabable N = 1471

Able to walk but not run N = 993

Able to walk up to 1000 m N = 192

Able to walk up to 100 m N = 28

Temporarily severely incapable N = 22

P-value

Years between received postal data and measurements. Min – max mean (SD)

0.51–3.9

0.52–3.49

0.53–3.38

0.74–3.10

0.64–3.22

 

1.92 (0.76)

2.02 (0.75)

2.06 (0.75)

2.00 (0.69)

2.08 (0.71)

Able to squat down to the floor, N (%)

1243 (85.9)

614 (64.8)

87 (48.9)

3 (16.7)

11 (57.9)

< 0.001

Able to stand on one foot for 10 s, N (%)

1402 (97.3)

893 (91.7)

143 (76.9)

9 (37.5)

18 (81.8)

< 0.001

Mean knee extension force, kg (SD)

35.49 (0.147)

33.22 (0.237)

30.591 (1.190)

25.273 (12.444)

33.214 (9.777)

< 0.001

Mean grip strength in dominant arm, kPa (SD)

74.901 (16.9)

67.704 (18.9)

66.542 (21.3)

57.571 (20.5)

67.818 (27.1)

< 0.001