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Grip Strength Test

Grip Strength Test A grip strength test is a performance assessment in which a person squeezes a handgrip dynamometer to measure hand-grip strength.

A grip strength test is a performance assessment in which a person squeezes a handgrip dynamometer to measure hand-grip strength. In the source, it was used alongside questionnaire and balance-test data as one factor for predicting whether older adults used gait-stabilizing devices.

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Drafting source: Mullan Sean M; Evans Nicholas J; Sewell Daniel K; Francis Shelby L; Polgreen Linnea A; Segre Alberto M; Polgreen Philip M. Predicting use of a gait-stabilizing device using a Wii Balance Board. 2023; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0292548; article XML SHA-256 bcc39c0d343c8abe5e321fcf6f55392e77653d423a7108f26e26df47869d4d1e. “Predicting use of a gait-stabilizing device using a Wii Balance Board” (10.1371/journal.pone.0292548).
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