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. 2022 Dec 1;7(4):222–230. doi: 10.22540/JFSF-07-222

Table 2.

Anthropometric measures and CGA results of the study population.

Total population (N=206) Males (n=66) Female (n=140)
n (%) n (%) n (%)
BMI (kg/m2)
Underweight (≤23.0) 75 (36.40) 29 (43.94) 46 (32.86)
Normal (23.1-27.9) 39 (18.9) 13 (19.70) 26 (18.57)
Overweight (28-31.9) 51 (24.75) 17 (25.76) 34 (24.29)
Obesity (≥32.0) 41 (19.90) 7 (10.61) 34 (24.29)
Calf circumference (cm)
Normal 102 (49.51) 40 (60.61) 62 (44.29)
Low (≤34-men, ≤33-women) 104 (50.49) 26 (39.39) 78 (55.71)
Physical activity
Active 60 (29.12) 26 (39.39) 34 (24.46)
Inactive (<150 minutes/week) 145 (70.38) 40 (60.61) 105 (75.54)
Gait speed (m/s)
Normal (≥1.0) 107 (51.94) 44 (75.86) 63 (50.81)
Low (<1.0) 75 (36.40) 14 (24.14) 61 (49.19)
Handgrip strength (kg)
Normal 131 (63.59) 32 (48.48) 99 (70.71)
Low (<27-men, <16-women) 75 (36.40) 34 (51.52) 41 (29.29)
Functionality (Barthel index)
Independent 184 (89.32) 61 (92.42) 123 (88.49)
Dependent (<100 points) 21 (10.19) 5 (7.58) 16 (11.51)
Cognition (SMPSQ)
No impairment (0-2 errors) 161 (78.15) 55 (83.33) 106 (76.26)
Cognitive impairment (≥3 errors) 44 (21.35) 11 (16.67) 33 (23.74)
Nutritional status (MNA)
Normal 158 (76.69) 54 (81.82) 104 (74.29)
At risk or malnourished 48 (23.30) 12 (18.18) 36 (25.71)
Frailty (FRAIL)
Robust or prefrail 191 (92.71) 62 (93.94) 129 (92.81)
Frail 14 (6.79) 4 (6.06) 10 (7.19)
Social risk (SFES)
No social risk 31 (15.04) 7 (10.61) 24 (17.14)
Social risk 165 (80.09) 56 (84.85) 109 (77.86)
Social problem 10 (4.85) 3 (4.55) 7 (5.00)

BMI: Body mass index, SPMSQ: Short Mental Portable Questionnaire, GDS-15: 15-items Geriatric depression scale, MNA: Mini Nutritional Assessment, SFES: Socio-Familiar Evaluation Scale (Gijon).