Abstract
The subjects of this study were 42 elderly people who were diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment by a doctor after MMSE-K questionnaire and MRI scan among the elderly using Sejong City Public Health Center A. Subjects were divided into two groups, a control group and an exercise group.BR First, as a result of comparing the differences within the groups, the control group showed an increase in the number from before the experiment (18.75±6.62) to after the experiment (19.05±8.58), but there was no significant difference. The exercise group increased from before the experiment (17.83±4.35) to after the experiment (20.76±5.16), and there was a significant difference (p.5). Second, as a result of analyzing the interaction effect between group and time, the F value of ANOVA analysis was greater than 2.66 and the significance level was greater than .05, indicating no interaction between the two variables.BR Combining the above results, the 16-week exercise program had a positive effect on the grip strength of the elderly with mild cognitive impairment. However, since this study is a small study, it is necessary to prove higher reliability through future large-scale studies and longer exercise programs.
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