Alikaj, AlbinaBüyükaslan, Ahsen2024-01-302024-01-302023Alikaj, A. ve Büyükaslan, A. (2023). The relationship between hand reaction time and joint position sense in healthy young adults. Kinesiologia Slovenica, 29(3), 153-169. https://dx.doi.org/10.52165/kinsi.29.3.153-1691318-22692232-4062https://dx.doi.org/10.52165/kinsi.29.3.153-169https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12511/12219In the context of motor function, the reaction time can be defined as the time between a given stimulus and the first muscle response to it. Factors affecting reaction time: Appropriate response, number of repetitions, the severity of stimulus, gender, dominant side, age, smoking and alcohol consumption and obesity have been reported. Proprioception can be another critical factor for reaction time since it provides and maintains the relevant body part a certain movement or position at the time appropriate to the stimulus. The purpose was this study to investigate the relationship between hand reaction time and joint position sense and factors affecting reaction time in healthy young adults.25 healthy individuals with a mean age of 26.7 +/- 4.9 years were included in the study. 16 of the participants were male and 9 were female, and their body mass index (BMI) mean 23.8 +/- 4.2 kg/m2. Reaction time was assessed by the Nelson Hand Reaction test and joint position sense were measured with a goniometer. The joint position sense for the wrist was made by repeating the target angle with active movement. Gender and the dominant side did not affect the reaction time (p >= 0.05). The reaction time increased with increasing age (p <= 0.05). The joint position sense of the left wrist was statistically significant in females and males (p <= 0.05). The wrist joint position sense showed less deviation only in the wrist flexion movement in favour of the non -dominant side (p <= 0.05). There was no relationship between wrist joint position sense and hand reaction time (p >= 0.05).V kontekstu motori?nih funkcij je reakcijski ?as opredeljen kot ?as med dolo?enim dra?ljajem in prvim miši?nim odzivom nanj. Dejavniki, ki vplivajo na reakcijski ?as so: primeren odziv, število ponovitev, resnost dra?ljaja, spol, dominantna stran, starost, kajenje, u?ivanje alkohola ter debelost. Propriocepcija je lahko še en odlo?ilen dejavnik za reakcijski ?as, saj zagotavlja in ohranja dolo?en gib ali polo?aj ustreznega dela telesa v ?asu, ki je primeren dra?ljaju. Namen te študije je bil raziskati povezavo med reakcijskim ?asom roke in zaznavanjem polo?aja sklepa ter dejavniki, ki vplivajo na reakcijski ?as pri zdravih mladih odraslih. V študijo je bilo vklju?enih 25 zdravih posameznikov s povpre?no starostjo 26.7 ± 4.9 leta. Med udele?enci je bilo 16 moških in 9 ?ensk, njihov indeks telesne mase (ITM) je bil povpre?no 23.8±4.2 kg/m2. Reakcijski ?as je bil ocenjen z Nelsonovim testom reakcije rok, ob?utek za polo?aj sklepov pa je bil izmerjen z goniometrom. Zaznavanje polo?aja sklepa za zapestje je bilo opravljeno s ponavljanjem ciljnega kota z aktivnim gibanjem. Spol in dominantna stran nista vplivala na reakcijski ?as (p ? 0.05). Reakcijski ?as se je z naraš?ajo?o starostjo pove?eval (p?0.05). Zaznavanje polo?aja sklepa za levo zapestje je bilo statisti?no pomembno pri ?enskah in moških (p?0.05). Pri zaznavanju polo?aja zapestnega sklepa je bilo manjše odstopanje le pri upogibu zapestja v korist nedominantne strani (p?0.05). Med ob?utkom za polo?aj zapestnega sklepa in reakcijskim ?asom roke ni bilo povezave (p? 0.05).eninfo:eu-repo/semantics/embargoedAccessReaction TimeJoint Position SenseProprioceptionHandWristReakcijski ?asZaznavanje Polo?aja SklepaPropriocepcijaRokaZapestjeArticle29315316910.52165/kinsi.29.3.153-169N/A001137001700008