Movement
Lifestyle
Prevention
100

Less than 5% of adults participate in 30 minutes of this each day. Only 1 in 3 adults receive the recommended amount each week.

What is exercise

100

This condition occurs when your body loses more fluid than it takes in and can cause lightheadedness and dizziness.

What is dehydration

100

If the core, back, hips or legs are weak or in pain, it will have an effect on this

What is a persons balance

200

Creating the environments and opportunities that enable people to be and do what they value throughout their lives.

What is healthy aging

200

More than 95% of this type of fracture is caused by falling, usually by falling sideways.

What are hip fractures

200

Improving difficulties with walking and balance will decrease what?

What is your fall risk

300

9,500 deaths of older Americans are associated with this every year.

What is falling

300

The definition of this term is "Creating the environments and opportunities that enable people to be and do what they value throughout their lives. The process of developing and maintaining the functional ability that enables wellbeing in "older age”"

What is healthy aging

300

Your doctor might recommend using this to keep you steady.

What is a cane, walker or other assistive devices

400

Participating in physical activity can slow _______ ______

What is the aging process

400

This fear may cause a person to cut down on their everyday activities.

What is fear of falling

400

With the proper fall prevention strategies, any Physical ________ can be eliminated as a falling risk.


What is limitation

500

The Definition of this term is "The manner in which people are able to move around in the environment in order to participate in the activities of daily living and, move from place to place. Movements include standing, bending, walking and climbing."

What is functional mobility

500

Items on your floor that may create a condition where you are more likely to fall.

What is throw rugs and clutter

500

What are the three types of fall risks you should consider?

  • Health-based risks. This includes things like balance problems, weakness, chronic illnesses, vision problems, and medication side-effects.
  • Environmental risks. These are things like home hazards, outside hazards, or risky footwear (e.g. high heels). 
  • Triggers: These are the sudden or occasional events that cause a challenge to balance or strength.  They can be things like a strong dog pulling on a leash or even health-related events like a moment of low blood sugar.