Análisis de la influencia del ejercicio físico en niños y adolescentes asmáticos.
Resumen
El objetivo principal del estudio es analizar la influencia del ejercicio físico en niños y adolescentes asmáticos. En el diseño de este estudio se utiliza una metodología descriptivo- referencial a través de revisiones bibliográficas. Se evaluaron dos cuestionarios de fiabilidad clínica Test Can y Test Act, y se valoró el nivel de actividad física a través de los Test PAQ-C (Physical Activity Questionnaire for Children) y PAQ-A (Physical Activity Questionnaire for Adolescents). Se encontraron evidencias significativas relacionadas con la influencia del ejercicio físico en la mejora del control del asma en la población estudiada.
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