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Berg Balance Test (Bbt) and Time Up and Go Tes (Tugt) as Falls Prediction on Elderly
Introduction: Aging process represent the natural process which cannot obtivated. It caused by biological factor that goes naturaly and continuously that influence the anatomical, biochemical and physiological change. The natural change in this aspect giving contribution of falling on elderly. The o
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