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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Jun 19.
Published in final edited form as: J Rehabil Res Dev. 2009;46(2):277–286. doi: 10.1682/jrrd.2008.07.0083

Table 2.

Number of times (%*) each activity was performed, n=17

Physical Activity YES NO
Walk more than 5 minutes at a time 181(76) 37 (16)
Walk in a grocery store 93 (39) 142 (60)
Unload groceries from car and carry them into home 102 (43) 135 (57)
Walk in a mall or store like Home Depot 59 (25) 171 (72)
Perform an errand (go to the post office, bank, dry cleaner) 102 (43) 131 (55)
Go to a medical appointment 34 (14) 196(82)
Visit with relatives or friends 138 (58) 97 (41)
Prepare your own meal 161 (68) 76 (32)
Climb up stairs 165 (69) 73 (31)
Dig in yard or garden, chop wood, or shovel snow 70 (29) 162 (68)
Exercise at a gym (swim, bike, treadmill, weights) 29 (12) 209 (88)
Exercise at home (bike, treadmill, weights) 51 (21) 186 (78)
Pick up mail from the mailbox 108 (45) 129 (54)
Wash and fold laundry, sweep floors, or make the bed 115(48) 122 (51)
Travel in a car, bus, or train 195 (82) 42(18)
*

May not add up to 100% because question was not answered or did not apply. Maximum number of times activity could be performed was 238 (17 subjects × 14 days).