PPT 6 Flashcards
What is the gold standard of research design for testing hypothesis
randomized controlled trials
do randomized controlled trials randomly assign the participants in the experimental and control groups
yes
Randomized controlled trials: are measurements made before and after intervention
yes
What does randomization ensure with the experimental and control groups
Ensures that the exp and control groups are comparable with respect to all factors (known or unknown)
- except for the factors addressed by the exp intervention
What are the 5 challenges to RCT
1- motivation to participants if not randomized to intervention 2- double blind 3- biases poor compliance, dropout 4- external validity 5- practicality with larger samples
What does HEARTY stand for
Healthy eating
aerobic and resistance training in youth
HEARTY participants
- amount
- age
- criteria
- obesity BMI / overweight
- PA
- 304 ado
- 14-18 yrs
- post pubertal
- obesity bmi > 95th
- Overweight bmi 85-95th with diabetes risk factor
- PA < 2 weekly ET of > 20 mins each
Timeline run in weeks?
1-4
timeline intervention weeks
5-26 weeks
3-6 mo
HEARTY randomization in 4 groups
1- aerobic
2- resistance
3- combined
4- control only diet
hearty 6 variables assessed with their methods
1- body comp = MRI
2- Anthropometry= weight, height, waist, hip
3- RMR= indirect calo
4- CRF= indirect cal
5- MusculoF= 8-RM, CSEP
6- CVD risk factors= fasting blood measures, OGTT
MRI analysis used what software and primary outcome
slice-o-matic software v 4.3
% body fat
MRI analysis consisted of 4 factors
pixels
area
volume
mass
FITT for aerobic ET
F= 4x/week I = 65-85% HRmax T= treadmill, bike, elliptical T= 15-45mins
FITT Resistance ET
F= 4x/week I= 1-3 sets, 15 RM T= machine, dumbbells T= 20-45 mins