- ICH GCP
- US Clinical Trials Registry
- Clinical Trial NCT04800848
Effects of the Face Mask on Physical Fitness in Children (MaskFIT)
Effects of the N95/FFP2 Face Mask on Physical Fitness in Children
Study Overview
Status
Conditions
Intervention / Treatment
Study Type
Enrollment (Actual)
Contacts and Locations
Study Locations
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Asturias
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Oviedo, Asturias, Spain, 33006
- Hugo Olmedillas
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Participation Criteria
Eligibility Criteria
Ages Eligible for Study
Accepts Healthy Volunteers
Genders Eligible for Study
Sampling Method
Study Population
Description
Inclusion Criteria:
- Age between 6 and 12 years old.
- Be able to perform all the tests and procedures that comprise the study.
- Have signed informed parental consent.
Exclusion Criteria:
- To take drugs that can affect the measurements
- Contraindications or pathologies associated with exercise
Study Plan
How is the study designed?
Design Details
Cohorts and Interventions
Group / Cohort |
Intervention / Treatment |
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Mask/No Mask
The group will perform both situations in a randomized cross-over design:
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Physical Fitness is evaluated with the use of a face mask
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What is the study measuring?
Primary Outcome Measures
Outcome Measure |
Measure Description |
Time Frame |
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Physical Activity
Time Frame: at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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The Physical Activity Questionnaire for Children (PAQ-C) will be administered to determine the amount and intensity of physical activity that children perform during a week.
It consists of ten items, nine of which are used to calculate the activity level and the other item assesses whether any illness or other event prevented the child from doing regular activities in the last week.
The overall result of the test is a score from 1 to 5, with higher scores indicating a higher level of activity.
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at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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Sedentarism
Time Frame: at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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In order to know the sedentary behaviors of schoolchildren, a questionnaire will be passed to them that seeks to know the time they habitually dedicate to various sedentary behaviors.
The questionnaire assess the amount of time spent doing 6 behaviors (watching television, playing computer, playing video games, surfing the Internet for hobby, surfing the Internet by study, sitting and studying).
The 6 items were completed separately for weekdays and weekend days.
With a scale from 1 to 7, such that higher scores indicate a higher level of sedentary lifestyle.
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at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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Emotional states
Time Frame: at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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To evaluate the emotional state, the Children's Depression Inventory (CDI) questionnaire will be implemented, which consists of two scales: dysphoria (depressive mood, sadness, worry, etc.) and negative self-esteem (judgments of inefficiency, ugliness, badness, etc.) with which to measure the effects of the pandemic on the child population and the situation of anxiety that it produces. The questionnaire will be answered directly by the children, as a self-report. The original version has 27 items, with five subscales within the assessment that measure different components of depression, with three response options for each item. |
at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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Handgrip strength
Time Frame: at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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The isometric strength of the upper body (manual grip) using a manual dynamometer with adjustable grip (Takei TKK-5401) and for this purpose there is a table-rule to adjust the grip according to the length of the subject's palm.
The test will be performed twice, alternately with both hands, and the best result obtained will be recorded.
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at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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Horizontal Jump
Time Frame: at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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The test will be carried out with or without face mask depending on the cross design. The horizontal jump with feet together measures the explosive strength of the lower body. Each student will perform the test twice and the best result obtained will be recorded. If in either of the two attempts the child falls backwards or contacts the surface with a part of the body other than the feet, a new jump will be allowed. |
at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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Horizontal Jump
Time Frame: Day 2 (two weeks later)
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Those who performed the first measurement with a face mask, in the second measurement will perform the test without a face mask, and vice versa. The horizontal jump with feet together measures the explosive strength of the lower body. Each student will perform the test twice and the best result obtained will be recorded. If in either of the two attempts the child falls backwards or contacts the surface with a part of the body other than the feet, a new jump will be allowed. |
Day 2 (two weeks later)
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Speed and agility
Time Frame: at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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The test will be carried out with or without face mask depending on the cross design. The 4 x 10m speed and agility test measures speed of movement, agility and coordination. Participants will perform the test twice, with the best result being recorded in seconds to one decimal place. The test will be performed on a non-slip surface so that there is no possibility of slipping. |
at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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Speed and agility
Time Frame: Day 2 (two weeks later)
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Those who performed the first measurement with a face mask, in the second measurement will perform the test without a face mask, and vice versa. The 4 x 10m speed and agility test measures speed of movement, agility and coordination. Participants will perform the test twice, with the best result being recorded in seconds to one decimal place. The test will be performed on a non-slip surface so that there is no possibility of slipping. |
Day 2 (two weeks later)
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Aerobic capacity
Time Frame: at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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The test will be carried out with or without face mask depending on the cross design. The 20m shuttle run test also known as 'Course Navette' is a maximal effort test that measures the maximum aerobic capacity, allowing to know the current and future cardiovascular health profile of the children who perform the study. The test will be performed once, over a uniform surface of 30 meters, 20 meters of which will be used for the test. When the child stops, the last stage or number announced by a CD with the test protocol will be recorded, which will set the pace to be followed throughout the test. The test will be executed individually as a preventive measure. |
at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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Aerobic capacity
Time Frame: Day 2 (two weeks later)
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Those who performed the first measurement with a face mask, in the second measurement will perform the test without a face mask, and vice versa. The 20m shuttle run test also known as 'Course Navette' is a maximal effort test that measures the maximum aerobic capacity, allowing to know the current and future cardiovascular health profile of the children who perform the study. The test will be performed once, over a uniform surface of 30 meters, 20 meters of which will be used for the test. When the child stops, the last stage or number announced by a CD with the test protocol will be recorded, which will set the pace to be followed throughout the test. The test will be executed individually as a preventive measure. |
Day 2 (two weeks later)
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Comfort with the use of masks
Time Frame: at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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The test will be carried out with or without face mask depending on the cross design.
A visual scale which allow to measure the perception of the comfort level of the students with and without the N95/FFP2 face masks just after finished each test of the Alpha Fitness Battery.
It is a visual scale from 0 to 10, ranging from comfortable, uncomfortable to extremely uncomfortable.
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at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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Comfort with the use of masks
Time Frame: Day 2 (two weeks later)
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Those who performed the first measurement with a face mask, in the second measurement will perform the test without a face mask, and vice versa. A visual scale which allow to measure the perception of the comfort level of the students with and without the N95/FFP2 face masks just after finished each test of the Alpha Fitness Battery. It is a visual scale from 0 to 10, ranging from comfortable, uncomfortable to extremely uncomfortable. |
Day 2 (two weeks later)
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Height
Time Frame: at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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Height is measured with a height rod to the nearest 0.1 cm (SECA 225, SECA, Hamburg, Germany),
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at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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Weight
Time Frame: at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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Weight of the children is measured by a 0.1 kg precision bascule (SECA 861, SECA, Hamburg, Germany)
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at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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waist circumference
Time Frame: at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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The waist circumference are measured following the ISAK protocol and measurement technique with an anthropometric tape (Holtain).
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at the beginning of the study (Day 1)
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Collaborators and Investigators
Sponsor
Study record dates
Study Major Dates
Study Start (ACTUAL)
Primary Completion (ACTUAL)
Study Completion (ACTUAL)
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Study Record Updates
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More Information
Terms related to this study
Additional Relevant MeSH Terms
Other Study ID Numbers
- UO2021-01
Plan for Individual participant data (IPD)
Plan to Share Individual Participant Data (IPD)?
Drug and device information, study documents
Studies a U.S. FDA-regulated drug product
Studies a U.S. FDA-regulated device product
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