A prevalência de atividade física global entre jovens: uma revisão sistemática para o Report Card Brazil 2018

Barbosa Filho, Valter Cordeiro; Costa, Rafael Martins da; Knebel, Margarethe Thaisi Garro; Oliveira, Bruno Nunes de; Silva, Camila Brasileiro de Araújo; Silva, Kelly Samara da

doi:10.5007/1980-0037.2018v20n4p367

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A prevalência de atividade física global entre jovens: uma revisão sistemática para o Report Card Brazil 2018

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Objetivou-se sumarizar dados sobre a prevalência de atividade física global (AF) entre crianças e adolescentes no Brasil. Esta revisão sistemática incluiu uma busca eletrônica em 8 bases de dados (PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science, LILACS, SPORTDiscus, BIREME, Scielo e Google Scholar) e uma busca manual nas referências de estudos recuperados. Estudos observacionais que avaliaram a AF global entre crianças e adolescentes brasileiros foram incluídos. Uma abordagem narrativa em relação aos resultados foi adotada. Uma pesquisa de banco de dados inicial atingiu 3276 títulos potencialmente relevantes (2534 títulos após análise duplicada); 92 (62 estudos diferentes) preencheram todos os critérios de inclusão. Os estudos foram realizados entre 2001 e 2015; a maioria dos estudos foi realizada no sul e nordeste do Brasil. Três foram pesquisas nacionais (4,8%), mas nenhum estudo incluiu crianças de 0 a 5 anos. Dezoito instrumentos diferentes para medida de PA foram utilizados; apenas dois estudos usaram PA medida objetivamente. A definição mais utilizada foi ? 300 minutos / semana de AF moderada a vigorosa. A proporção geral de jovens que eram fisicamente ativos variou de 6,5% a 92,3%. Quatorze estudos (22,6%) encontraram uma prevalência de ? 50%. Três pesquisas nacionais relataram a prevalência de estudantes fisicamente ativos variando de 29,0% a 66,0%. Uma ampla variabilidade de estimativas de PA foi encontrada. Lacunas importantes de pesquisa (por exemplo, estudos com PA medida objetivamente, crianças de até 6 anos de idade e no norte do Brasil) devem ser consideradas para o desenvolvimento de novas pesquisas no Brasil.

Palavras-chave
Adolescente; Brasil; Exercício; Saúde do adolescente; Saúde pública

Reference	Local	Sample type	Sample (% of girls)	Age(years)	Instrument	Mode of administra-tion; recall time
Abreu and Caiaffa⁸²	National	Population-based	7169 (54.2)	15-24	IPAQ	Self-reported; PR-W
Alves Júnior et al.a ⁴⁰	São José, SC	School-based	820 (56.0)	14-17	Undefined Questionnaire	Uninformed; PR-W
Andaki et al. ⁸⁵	Viçosa, MG	School-based	187 (56.7)	9.9	Undefined Questionnaire	Self-reported; PR-W
Andrade Neto et al.⁸⁶	Santa Maria de Jetibá, ES Vitória, ES	School-based	1770 (55.1)	7-10.	Undefined Questionnaire (V)	Not Described
Arruda and Lopes⁸⁷	Lages, SC	School-based	1024 (0)	10-17	Bouchard diary adapted	Self-reported
Barros et al. ⁶⁶	Recife, PE	School-based	3764 (59.5)	14-19	GSHS	Self-reported; PR-W
Bastos, Araújo and Hallal⁶³	Pelotas, RS	School-based	857 (52)	10-19	Undefined Questionnaire (V)	Not Described
Beck et al.⁴⁵	Três de Maio, RS	School-based	660 (52)	14-19	Undefined Questionnaire	Not Described
Bergmann et al.b ¹⁶	Uruguaiana, RS	School-based	1455 (50.9)	10-17	PAQ-C and PAQ-A	Self-reported; PR-W
Campos et al.⁴⁶	Curitiba, PR	School-based	497 (47.6)	14-19	Undefined Questionnaire	Self-reported; HA-W
Carvalho et al.⁷⁷	Nordeste	School-based	421 (59.6)	9-19	IPAQ	Self-reported; PR-W
Cavalcanti et al.c ⁶⁷	Recife, PE	School-based	4138 (59.8)	14-19	GSHS	Not Described
Ceschini, Andrade and Figueira Júnior³⁶	São Paulo, SP	School-based	1844 (46.5)	15-20	IPAQ	Self-reported; PR-W
Ceschini et al.⁸⁸	São Paulo, SP	School-based	3845 (52.6)	14-19	IPAQ	Self-reported; PR-W
Coelho et al.⁸⁹	OuroPreto, MG	School-based	661 (47.8)	10-14	Undefined Questionnaire	Not Described
Cureau et al.²⁶	Santa Maria, RS	School-based	1132 (53.9)	14-19	Undefined Questionnaire	Not Described
Dambros, Lopes and Santos⁴⁷	Santa Maria, RS	School-based	450 (45.3)	14-18	Undefined Questionnaire (V)	Not Described
Dumith et al.²⁰	Caracol, PI	School-based	1112 (53.3)	13-19	Undefined Questionnaire	Self-reported; HA-W
Farias Júnior¹⁴	Florianópolis, SC	School-based	1949 (50.6)	12-18	Bouchard diary adapted	Self-reported; 3 days
Farias Júnior⁷⁸	João Pessoa, PB	School-based	2566 (55.9)	14- 18	Undefined Questionnaire (V)	Self-reported; PR-W
Farias Júnior et al.e ¹¹	Santa Catarina	School-based	5028 (59.3)	15-19	GSHS	Self-reported; HA-W
Farias Júnior et al.g ⁷⁹	João Pessoa, PB	School-based	2874 (57.8)	14-19	GSHS	Self-reported; PR-W
Farias Júnior et al.g ⁶⁹	João Pessoa, PB	School-based	2874 (57.8)	14-19	Undefined Questionnaire	Not Described
Farias Júnior et al.g ⁷³	João Pessoa, PB	School-based	2859 (57.8)	14-19	PACE and QAFA	Self-reported; PR-W
Farias Júnior, Reis and Hallalg ⁷⁰	João Pessoa, PB	School-based	2859 (57.8)	16,5	Undefined Questionnaire	Self-reported; PR-D
Fermino et al.h ⁴⁹	Curitiba, PR	School-based	1518 (59.2)	14-18	Undefined Questionnaire	Self-reported; HA-W
Freire et al.⁹⁰	Montes Claros, MG	School-based	763 (48.2)	15-19	Undefined Questionnaire	Self-reported
Guilherme et al.³⁷	Paranavaí, PR	School-based	566 (49.3)	10-14	GSHS	Not Described
Hallal et al.d ⁸⁴	National	School-based	60.973	13-15	GSHS	Self-reported; PR-W
Leão et al.f ¹⁹	Aracajú, SE	School-based	2030 (63.2)	13-18	Undefined Questionnaire (V)	Not Described
Legnani et al.⁵⁶	Foz do Iguacu, PR	School-based	453 (59)	15-18	GSHS	Not Described
Leites, Bastos and Bastos⁵⁷	Porto Alegre, RS	School-based	967 (49.6)	10-19	Undefined Questionnaire	Not Described
Lima et al.h ⁶⁴	Curitiba, PR	School-based	1474 (59)	14-18	Undefined Questionnaire	Not Described
Lima and Silvaa ⁴¹	São José, SC	School-based	1103 (54.5)	14-19	GSHS	Self-reported; PR-W
Loche ¹⁰	Santa Catarina	School-based	5083 (59.4)	15-19	Undefined Questionnaire (V)	Not Described
Lucena et al.g ⁷¹	João Pessoa, PB	School-based	2874 (57.8)	14-19	Undefined Questionnaire (V)	Self-reported; PR-W
Malta et al.d ⁸³	National	School-based	60.973 (53.3)	13-14	Undefined Questionnaire	Not Described
Malta et al.i ³²	National	School-based	109.104 (52.1)	13-16	GSHS	Not Described
Martins, Lima and Silvaa ⁴²	São José, SC	School-based	1132 (54.2)	14-19	GSHS	Self-reported; HA-W
Matsudo et al.¹⁰²	São Paulo	Population-based	2001 (52.4)	14-77	IPAQ	Self-reported; PR-W
Meireles et al.⁹¹	Belo Horizonte, MG	School-based	1042 (47.2)	11-17	Undefined Questionnaire	Uninformed
Mendonça and Farias Júniorg ⁷²	João Pessoa, PB	School-based	2859 (57.8)	14-19	PAQ-A	Self-reported; PR-D
Mendonça et al.g ⁸⁰	João Pessoa, PB	School-based	2874 (57.8)	14-19	Undefined Questionnaire	Self-reported; PR-D
Menezes and Duarte²¹	Sergipe	School-based	3992 (63.1)	14-19	GSHS	Not Described
Moraes et al.j ⁵⁹	Maringá, PR	School-based	991 (54.5)	14-18	IPAQ	Self-reported; PR-W
Moraes and Falcão⁵⁸	Maringá, PR	School-based	991 (54.5)	14-18	PAQ-A	Not Described
Nakamura et al.⁹²	Rio Claro, SP	School-based	467 (54)	14-17	PAQ-C	Self-reported; PR-W
Nascente et al.²²	Goiânia, GO	School-based	862 (52.8)	14-18	IPAQ	Self-reported; PR-W
Nascimento-Ferreira et al.¹⁰³	Imperatriz, MA	School-based	869 (53.4)	14-19	PAQ-A	Self-reported; PR-D
Nunes et al.a ⁴³	São José, SC	School-based	916 (55.4)	14-19	YRBSS	Self-reported; PR-W
Pelegrini and Petroskik ⁶⁰	Florianópolis, SC	School-based	595 (67.1)	14-18	IPAQ	Self-reported; PR-W
Pereira, Bergmann and Bergmannb ¹⁷	Uruguaiana, RS	School-based	1455 (50.9)	10-17	PAQ-C and PAQ-A	Self-reported; PR-D e PR-W
Peres et al.l ⁹³	Piracicaba, SP	School-based	269 (56.1)	10-14	QAFA	Self-reported; HA-M
Petribú et al.m ⁷⁴	Caruaru, PE	School-based	600 (62.5)	15-20	COMCAP	Not Described
Prado et al.h ⁵³	Curitiba, PR	School-based	1469 (59.2)	14-18	YRBSS	Self-reported; PR-W
Quadros et al. ²³	Amargosa, BA	. School-based	1139 (55.6)	6-18	Pedometer	Monitoramento;PR-W
Raizel et al.²⁴	Cuiabá, MT	School-based	364 (59)	12-19	GSHS	Not Described
Regis et al.n ²⁵	Pernambuco	School-based	6234 (59.7)	14-19	GSHS	Not Described
Reichert et al.⁶¹	Pelotas, RS	Population-based	457 (47.9)	12-14	Accelerometer	Monitoramento;PR-W
Reis et al.h ⁵⁴	Curitiba, PR	School-based	1650 (59.6)	14-18	Undefined Questionnaire	Self-reported; PR-W
Rezende et al.i ³³	National	School-based	109.104 (57)	14-15	Undefined Questionnaire	Self-reported; HA-W
Rivera et al.o ¹²	Maceió, AL	School-based	1253 (56.3)	7-17	PAQ-C	Self-reported; PR-W
Rodrigues et al.⁸¹	Cuiabá, MT	School-based	1139 (55.6)	14-19	Undefined Questionnaire	Not Described
Romanzini et al.⁵⁵	Londrina, PR	School-based	644 (61.6)	16,4,0	IPAQ	Self-reported; PR-W
Romero et al.l ⁹⁴	Piracicaba, SP	School-based	328 (54.3)	10-15	QAFA	Self-reported; PR-W e PR-Y
Salvador, Kitoko and Gambardella⁹⁵	Vitória, ES	School-based	400 (47.3)	8-17	Undefined Questionnaire	Self-reported; PR-Y
Santos et al.h ⁵¹	Curitiba, PR	School-based	1615 (59.69)	14-18	Undefined Questionnaire	Not Described
Santos et al.³⁵	Uberaba, MG	School-based	649 (52.1)	9-12	LAF	Self-reported; PR-D
Santos et al.n ⁹⁶	Pernambuco	School-based	6264 (59.7)	14-19	GSHS	Not Described
Santos et al.c ³¹	Pernambuco	School-based	4207 (59.8)	14-19	PAQ-C*	Self-reported; PR-W
Silva (2015) ³⁴	National	School-based	109.104(52.2)	13-15	Undefined Questionnaire	Self-reported; PR-W
Silva and Silvap ²⁸	Aracajú, SE	School-based	2057 (62.7)	13-18	YRBSS	Self-reported; PR-W
Silva et al.o ¹³	Maceió, AL	School-based	706 (56.3)	7-17	PAQ	Self-reported; PR-W
Silva et al.e ⁸	Santa Catarina	School-based	5028 (59.3)	15-19	COMPAC	Self-reported; HA-W
Silva et al.⁹⁷	Aracajú, SE	School-based	1028 (56.7).	13-16	PAQ-C	Self-reported; PR-W
Silva et al.e ⁹	Santa Catarina	School-based	5028 (59.3)	15-19	COMPAC	Self-reported; HA-W
Silva et al.p ¹⁸	Aracajú, SE	School-based	2105 (63.0)	13-18	YRBSS	Self-reported; PR-W
Silva et al.²⁷	Santa Catarina	School-based	6529 (53.9)	15-19	COMPAC	Self-reported; HA-W
Silva et al.⁶⁴	Ponta Grossa, PR	School-based	653 (57,9)	14-19	IPAQ	Self-reported; PR-W
Silva et al.k ⁶⁵	Florianópolis, SC	School-based	696 (62.1)	15-18	IPAQ	Self-reported; PR-W
Silva et al.¹⁵	Arapiraca, SE	School-based	571 (52.7)	8-10	QUAFDA	Self-reported; PR-D
Silva, Silva and Oliveiraf ¹⁸	Aracajú, SE	School-based	2259 (62.3)	13-18	PAQ-C	Self-reported; PR-W
Silva, Smith-Menezes and Duarte²⁹	Sergipe	School-based	3992 (61.3)	14-19	GSHS	Not Described
Souza⁹⁸	Canoas, RS	School-based	293 (66.9)	17	IPAQ	Self-reported; PR-W
Souza et al.⁷⁶	Salvador, BA	School-based	694 (52.7)	10-14	Undefined Questionnaire (V)	Not Described
Souza et al.h ⁵²	Curitiba, PR	School-based	1698 (59.4)	14-18	Undefined Questionnaire	Self-reported; HA-W
Straatmann e Veiga⁹⁹	Niterói, RJ	School-based	.697 (59.6)	12-19	IPAQ	Self-reported; PR-W
Sune et al.⁶²	Capão da Canoa, RS	School-based	719 (50.2)	11-13	Questionnaire on habitual physical activities (Russell R. Pate)	Not Described
Tassitano et al.m ⁷⁵	Caruaru, PE	School-based	600 (62.5)	15-20	COMCAP	Not Described
Tenório et al.c ⁶⁸	Pernambuco	School-based	4210 (59.8)	14-19	GSHS	Not Described
Vieira et al.¹⁰⁰	Natal, RN	School-based	347 (72)	12-18	Undefined Questionnaire	Not Described
Vitta et al.¹⁰¹	Bauru, SP	School-based	524 (46.9)	10-14	PAQ-C	Self-reported; PR-W

Note. Superscript equal letters over author’s name refer to distinct articles from the same study; Undefined Questionnaire: Original instrument not identified by the authors, but questions were reported; (V): Questionnaire presented criterion, content and/or construct validity; States of Brazil: AL: Alagoas; BA: Bahia; DF: Distrito Federal; ES: Espírito Santo; GO: Goiás; MA: Maranhão; MG: Minas Gerais; MT: Mato Grosso; PB: Paraíba; PE: Pernambuco; PI: Piauí; PR: Paraná; RJ: Rio de Janeiro; RN: Rio Grande do Norte; RS: Rio Grande do Sul; SC: Santa Catarina; SE: Sergipe; SP: São Paulo. (PAQ-C): Physical Activity Questionnaire for Older Children; (PAQ-A): Physical Activity Questionnaire for Adolescents; (PAQ-C*): Activity Questionnaire for Children and Adolescents; (GSHS): Global School-based Student Health Survey; (YRBSS): Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance; (Saúde na Boa): Good Health Questionnaire; (QAFA): Physical Activity Questionnaire for Adolescents; (LAF): List of Physical Activities; (PAQ): Physical Activity Questionaire; (COMCAP): Risk Behaviors in Catarinese Adolescents; (QUAFDA): Previous Day Physical Activity Questionnaire; (IPAQ): International Physical Activity Questionnaire; (COMPAC): Behaviors of Catarinense Adolescents; (PeNSE 2012): National School Health Survey.
^a
- Brazilian Guide for Evaluation of Health-Related Physical Fitness and Life Habits - Stage I;
^b
- Estudo em Uruguaiana/RS – protocol do Comitê de Ética em Pesquisa: 042/2010;
^c
- Estilos de Vida e Comportamentos de Risco à Saúde em Estudantes do Ensino Médio no Estado de Pernambuco;
^d
– Pesquisa Nacional de Saúde do Escolar, edição 2009 – PeNSE 2009;
^e
– Estilo de Vida e Comportamentos de Risco dos Jovens Catarinenses, edição 2001 – COMPAC 2001;
^f
– Estudo em Sergipe – protocolo do Comitê de Ética em Pesquisa da Universidade Federal de Sergipe (CEP/UFS): 5724.0.000.107-10.;
^g
- Physical activity level and associated factors among high school adolescents in João Pessoa, city, - PB: an ecological approach.;
^h
- Determinantes da Atividade Física e Obesidade em Escolares do Ensino Médio da Rede Pública da Cidade de Curitiba, Paraná, Brasil.;
ⁱ
- Pesquisa Nacional de Saúde do Escolar, edição 2012 – PeNSE 2012;
^j
– Estudo em Maringá/PR – Aprovado pelo Comitê de Ética em Pesquisa com Seres Humanos do Centro Universitário de Maringá.;
^k
– Níveis de atividade física, aptidão física e comportamento social relacionados à saúde em escolares de Florianópolis, SC.;
^l
- Consumo dietético e AF como determinantes das mudanças do IMC de uma coorte de adolescentes matriculados da rede pública de ensino da cidade de Piracicaba/SP.;
^m
– Estudo em Caruaru/PE – protocolo do Comitê de Ética em Pesquisa com Seres Humanos da Faculdades ASCES: 44/2007.;
ⁿ
– Physical activity practice and health risk behaviors in high school students in the State of Pernambuco: a temporal trend study.;
^o
– Estudo em Maceió-AL – Aprovado pelo Comitê de Ética do Hospital Universitário da Universidade Federal de Alagoas.;
^p
– Estudo em Aracajú/SE – Aprovado pelo Ethics Committee on Human Research of the Federal University of Sergipe.

Reference	Local	Definition	Prevalence of Physical Activity
Reference	Local	Definition	All	Boys	Girls
Abreu and Caiaffa⁸²	National	IPAQ version 8 definition.	66.0%	n.a.	n.a.
Alves Júnior et al.a ⁴⁰	São José, SC	>60 min./day of MVPA	22.9%	n.a.	n.a.
Andaki et al.⁸⁵	Viçosa, MG	>60 min./day of MVPA	n.a.	68.1%	36.7%
Andrade Neto etal.⁸⁶	Santa Maria de Jetibá, ES Vitória, ES	>300 min./weekof MVPA	18.4%	Urban area: 75.5% Rural area: 90.8%	Urban area: 69.2% Rural area: 84.6%
Arruda and Lopes⁸⁷	Lages, SC	>39,9 kcal/kg/day	58.8%	n.a.	n.a.
Barros et al.# ⁶⁶	Recife, PE	>60 min./day of MVPA	34.0%	40.1%	29.8%
Bastos, Araújo and Hallal# ⁶³	Pelotas, RS	>300 min./week of MVPA	30.2%	43.5%	17.9%
Beck et al.# ⁴⁵	Três de Maio, RS	>300 min./weekof MVPA	38.8%	47.6%	30.6%
Bergmann et al.b $ ¹⁶	Uruguaiana, RS	PAQ-C / PAQ-A: (4 and 5 points)	08.3%	n.a.	n.a.
Campos et al.# ⁴⁶	Curitiba, PR	>37 kcal/kg/dia	n.a.	82.7%	77.4%
Carvalho et al.# ⁷⁷	Northeast	IPAQ short version; definition.	69.8%	n.a.	n.a.
Cavalcanti et al.c ⁶⁷	Recife, PE	>60 min./day of MVPA	5.3%	4.1%	6.5%
Ceschini, Andrade and Figueira Júnior³⁶	São Paulo, SP	>300 min./week of MVPA	36.1%	39.4%	32.2%
Ceschini et al.# ⁸⁸	São Paulo, SP	>300 min./week of MVPA	37.5%	50.3%	25.9%
Coelho et al.⁸⁹	Ouro Preto, MG	>300 min./week of MVPA	29.2% (6-9 years old). 70.8% (10-14 years old)	n.a.	n.a.
Cureau et al.# ²⁶	Santa Maria, RS	>300 min./week of MVPA	46.5%	n.a.	n.a.
Dambros, Lopes and Santos# ⁴⁷	Santa Maria, RS	>300 min./week of MVPA	n.a.	75.0%	60.0%
Dumith et al.²⁰	Caracol, PI	>60 min./day of MVPA	12.6%	20.2%	05.9%
Farias Júnior# ¹⁴	Florianópolis, SC	>37 kcal/kg/day	37.4%	48.6%	26.5%
Farias Júnior# ⁷⁸	João Pessoa, PB	>37 kcal/kg/day	n.a.	54.5%	35.8%
Farias Júnior etal.e# 11	Santa Catarina	>300 min./week of MVPA	63.5%	73.9%	56.3%
Farias Júnior et al.g ⁷⁹	João Pessoa, PB	>300 min./week of MVPA	50.2%	66.3%	38.5%
Farias Júnior etal.g 69	João Pessoa, PB	>300 min./week of MVPA	50.2%	66.3%	38.5%
Farias Júnior et al.g ⁷³	João Pessoa, PB	>300 min./week of MVPA	20.1% (simplified) 50.2% (detailed)	28.3% (simplified); 66.3% (detailed)	14.1% (simplified); 38.5% (detailed)
Farias Júnior, Reis and Hallalg ⁷⁰	João Pessoa, PB	>300 min./week of MVPA	n.a.	66.3%	38.5%
Fermino et al.h ⁴⁹	Curitiba, PR	>60 min./day of MVPA	14.5%	22.3%	09.1%
Freire et al.⁹⁰	Montes Claros, MG	Frequency of physi-cal activity practice (“always”/“frequently”).	45.2%	n.a.	n.a.
Guilherme et al.# ³⁷	Paranavaí, PR	>300 min./week of MVPA	n.a.	46.9%	53.1%
Hallal et al.d ⁸⁴	National	>300 min./week of MVPA	43.1%	56.2%	31.3%
Leão et al.f ¹⁹	Aracajú, SE	PAQ-C / PAQ-A: (4 and 5 points)	10.6%	n.a.	n.a.
Legnani et al.# ⁵⁶	Foz do Iguaçú, PR	>60 min./day of MVPA	n.a.	21.7%&	22.1%&
Leites, Bastos and Bastos# ⁵⁷	Porto Alegre, RS	>300 min./week of MVPA	n.a.	Boys 10-12 years old: 44.0% 13-15 years old: 45.6% 16 -19 years old: 33.5%	Girls 10-12 years old: 20.3% 13-15 years old: 20.8% 16 -19 years old: 14.2%
Lima et al.h ⁶⁴	Curitiba, PR	>60 min./day of MVPA	14.3%	21.7%	09.2%
Lima and Silvaa ⁴¹	São José, SC	>60 min./day of MVPA	22.8%	27.6%	18.8%
Loche # ¹⁰	Santa Catarina	>300 min./week of MVPA	70.0%	79.0%	63.1%
Lucena et al.g ⁷¹	João Pessoa, PB	>300 min./week of MVPA	50.2%	66.3%	38.5%
Malta et al.d ⁸³	National	>300 min./week of MVPA	43.1%	56,2%	31,3%
Malta et al. ³²	National	>60 min./day of MVPA	Actives: White (20.5%); Black (20.5%); Yellow (20.1%); Brown (19.6%); Indigenous (22.5%)	n.a.	n.a.
Martins, Lima and Silvaa ⁴²	São José, SC	>60 min./day of MVPA	% Actives: Poor Self-rated health (34.2%). Good Self-rated health (51.4%).	n.a.	n.a.
Matsudo et al.$ ¹⁰²	São Paulo	IPAQ definition	n.a.	61.4%	50.5%
Meireles et al.⁹¹	Belo Horizonte, MG	>300 min./week of MVPA	49.4%	n.a.	n.a.
Mendonça and Farias Júniorg ⁷²	João Pessoa, PB	>300 min./week of MVPA	50.2%	66.3%	38.5%
Mendonça et al.g ⁸⁰	João Pessoa, PB	>300 min./week of MVPA	50.2%	66.3%	38.5%
Menezes and Duarte# ²¹	Sergipe	>60 min./day of MVPA	22.5%	29.0%	14.0%
Moraes et al.j # ⁵⁹	Maringá, PR	>300 min./week of MVPA	43.1%	44.3%	42.1%
Moraes and Falcão# ⁵⁸	Maringá, PR	>60 min./day of MVPA	n.a.	44.0%	42.1%
Nakamura et al.⁹²	Rio Claro, SP	PAQ-C / PAQ-A: (4 and 5 points)	17.4%	26.8%	09.4%
Nascente et al.²²	Goiânia, GO	>300 min./week of MVPA	33.2%	n.a.	n.a.
Nascimento-Ferreira et al.¹⁰³	Imperatriz, MA	>60 min./day of MVPA	45.6%	42.7%	69.2%
Nunes et al.a ⁴³	São José, SC	>60 min./day of MVPA	22.7%	27.7%	18.7%
Pelegrini and Petroskik ⁶⁰	Florianópolis, SC	>300 min./week of MVPA	n.a.	Actives: 14 years = 78.6%; 15 years = 67.3%; 16 years = 84.8%; 17 years = 77.2%; 18 years = 90.0%	Ativas: 14 years = 57.1%; 15 years = 76.4%; 16 years = 76.2%; 17 years = 71.6%; 18 years = 59.1%.
Pereira, Bergmann and Bergmannb $ ¹⁷	Uruguaiana, RS	PAQ-C / PAQ-A: (4 and 5 points)	08.3%	n.a.	n.a.
Peres et al.l ⁹³	Piracicaba, SP	>300 min./week of MVPA	n.a.	Overweight: 92.5%; Eutrophic: 93.1%	Overweight: 78,9%; Eutrophic: 84,1%
Petribú et al.m ⁷⁴	Caruaru, PE	>60 min./day of MVPA	Overweight individuals: 15.6% Obese individuals: 3.8%	n.a.	n.a.
Prado et al.h ⁵³	Curitiba, PR	>60 min./day of MVPA	14.5%	22.2%	09.2%
Quadros et al.# ²³	Amargosa, BA	16,000 and 13,000 steps/ day for boys and girls (respectively).	35.7%	n.a.	n.a.
Raizel et al.# ²⁴	Cuiabá, MT	>60 min./day of MVPA	18.0%	31.0%*	09.0%*
Regis et al.n ²⁵	Pernambuco	>60 min./day of MVPA	Urban area: 34.5% Rural area: 37.3%	n.a.	n.a.
Reichert et al.⁶¹	Pelotas, RS	>60 min./day of MVPA	61.3%	69.8%	52.1%
Reis et al.h ⁵⁴	Curitiba, PR	>60 min./day of MVPA	n.a.	21.7%	09.1%
Rezende et al. ³³	Nacional	>60 min./day of MVPA	29.0%	38.6%	20.1%
Rivera et al.o * ¹²	Maceió, AL	>60 min./day of MVPA	06.5%	n.a.	n.a.
Rodrigues et al.⁸¹	Cuiabá, MT	>300 min./week of MVPA	40.5%	n.a.	n.a.
Romanzini et al.# ⁵⁵	Londrina, PR	>300 min./week of MVPA	60.8%	66.7%	57.2%
Romero et al .l ⁹⁴	Piracicaba, SP	>300 min./week of MVPA	45.1%#	n.a.	n.a.
Salvador, Kitoko and Gambardella⁹⁵	Vitória, ES	5+ hours per week of PA	Normal weight: 79.2%; overweight: 20.8%	n.a.	n.a.
Santos et al.h ⁵¹	Curitiba, PR	>60 min./day of MVPA	n.a.	22.0%	09.1%
Santos et al.³⁵	Uberaba, MG	>60 min./day of MVPA	55.1%	n.a.	n.a.
Santos et al.n ⁹⁶	Pernambuco	>60 min./day of MVPA	35.1%	43.9%	29.2%
Santos et al.c ³¹	Pernambuco	>60 min./day of MVPA	34.9%#	42.3%	29.8%
Silvai ³⁴	National	>60 min./day of MVPA	n.a.	27.9%	13.1%
Silva and Silvap ²⁸	Aracajú, SE	>60 min./day of MVPA	18.1%	26.8%	12.9%
Silva et al.o # ¹³	Maceió, AL	PAQ-C / PAQ-A: (3 to 5 points)	06.5%	n.a.	n.a.
Silva et al.e # ⁸	Santa Catarina	>300 min./week of MVPA	n.a.	78.9%	63.0%
Silva et al.⁹⁷	Aracajú, SE	PAQ-C / PAQ-A: (4 and 5 points)	n.a.	2.0%	0.3%
Silva et al.e ⁹	Santa Catarina	>300 min./week of MVPA	71.5%	72.1%#	71.2%#
Silva et al.p ¹⁸	Aracajú, SE	>60 min./day of MVPA	n.a.	27.2%	12.6%
Silva et al.# ²⁷	Santa Catarina	>300 min./week of MVPA	n.a.	39.3%	23.7%
Silva et al.⁶⁴	Ponta Grossa, PR	>300 min./week of MVPA	92.3%	n.a.	n.a.
Silva et al.k ⁶⁵	Florianópolis, SC	>300 min./week of MVPA	68.2%	79.6%	71.6%
Silva et al.$ ¹⁵	Arapiraca, SE	37 or more points in the instrument score.	10.9%#	n.a.	n.a.
Silva, Silva and Oliveiraf ¹⁸	Aracajú, SE	PAQ-C / PAQ-A: (3 to 5 points)	n.a.	20.6%	04.8%
Silva, Smith-Menezes and Duarte²⁹	Sergipe	>300 min./week of MVPA	22.5%	18.4%	29.0%
Souza⁹⁸	Canoas, RS	>300 min./week of MVPA	47.7%	n.a.	n.a.
Souza et al.# ⁷⁶	Salvador, BA	>300 min./week of MVPA	n.a.	72.0%	50.0%
Souza et al.h ⁵²	Curitiba, PR	>60 min./day of MVPA	14.5%	21.6%	09.6%
Straatmann and Veiga⁹⁹	Niterói, RJ	IPAQ short version: active= very active and active	n.a.	69.1%	54.7%
Suné et al.$ ⁶²	Capão da Canoa, RS	6 or more points in instrument score.	21.2%	n.a.	n.a.
Tassitano et al.m # ⁷⁵	Caruaru, PE	>60 min./day of MVPA	58.3%	77.2%	46.9%
Tenório et al.c # ⁶⁸	Pernambuco	>60 min./day of MVPA	34.9%	42.3%	29.8%
			Normal weight:
Vieira et al.¹⁰⁰	Natal, RN	>300 min./week of MVPA	46.9%.overweight:	n.a.	n.a.
			50.0%
Vitta et al.¹⁰¹	Bauru, SP	PAQ-C / PAQ-A: (3 to 5 points)	23.5%	44.6%	18.7%

Note. States of Brazil: AL: Alagoas; BA: Bahia; DF: Distrito Federal; ES: Espírito Santo; GO: Goiás; MA: Maranhão; MG: Minas Gerais; MT: Mato Grosso; PB: Paraíba; PE: Pernambuco; PI: Piauí; PR: Paraná; RJ: Rio de Janeiro; RN: Rio Grande do Norte; RS: Rio Grande do Sul; SC: Santa Catarina; SE: Sergipe; SP: São Paulo n.a.: not avaliable.
^a
- Brazilian Guide for Evaluation of Health-Related Physical Fitness and Life Habits - Stage I;
^b
- Estudo em Uruguaiana/RS - protocol do Comitê de Ética em Pesquisa: 042/2010;
^c
- Estilos de Vida e Comportamentos de Risco à Saúde em Estudantes do Ensino Médio no Estado de Pernambuco;
^d
- Pesquisa Nacional de Saúde do Escolar, edição 2009 - PeNSE 2009;
^e
- Estilo de Vida e Comportamentos de Risco dos Jovens Catarinenses, edição 2001 - COMPAC 2001;
^f
- Estudo em Sergipe - protocolo do Comitê de Ética em Pesquisa da Universidade Federal de Sergipe (cEp/UFS): 5724.0.000.10710.;
^g
- Physical activity level and associated factors among high school adolescents in João Pessoa, city, - PB: an ecological approach.;
^h
- Determinantes da Atividade Física e Obesidade em Escolares do Ensino Médio da Rede Pública da Cidade de Curitiba, Paraná, Brasil.;
ⁱ
- Pesquisa Nacional de Saúde do Escolar, edição 2012 - PeNSE 2012;
^j
- Estudo em Maringá/PR - Aprovado pelo Comitê de Ética em Pesquisa com Seres Humanos do Centro Universitário de Maringá.;
^k
- Níveis de atividade física, aptidão física e comportamento social relacionados à saúde em escolares de Florianópolis, SC.;
^l
- Consumo dietético e AF como determinantes das mudanças do IMC de uma coorte de adolescentes matriculados da rede pública de ensino da cidade de Piracicaba/SP.;
^m
- Physical activity practice and health risk behaviors in high school students in the State of Pernambuco: a temporal trend study.;
ⁿ
- Estudo em Caruaru/PE - protocolo do Comitê de Ética em Pesquisa com Seres Humanos da Faculdades ASCES: 44/2007.;
^o
- Estudo em Maceió-AL - Aprovado pelo Comitê de Ética do Hospital Universitário da Universidade Federal de Alagoas.;
^p
- Estudo em Aracajú/SE - Aprovado pelo Ethics Committee on Human Research of the Federal University of Sergipe.
^$
%very active + %active;
^#
Calculated prevalences of physical activity: 100% - % of physical inactivity (original information provided in the articles);
^&
Data from brazilian adolecents;
^*
Scores 3, 4 and 5 summed.

Number	Groups	Descriptors
#1	Physical activity (outcome)	(“physical activity” [Text Word] OR “motor activity” [MeSH Terms] OR “physical exercise” [Text Word] OR exercise [MeSH Terms] OR “exercise program” [Text Word] OR sports [MeSH Terms] OR sport [Text Word] OR leisure activit* [Text Word] OR recreation [Text Word])
#2	Evaluation methods	(self-report OR checklist OR recall OR 24h OR interviews OR questionnaire OR diary OR assessment OR survey OR measurement OR Acceleromet* OR pedomet OR inclinomet OR (objectiv* AND measur) OR (direct AND measure*))
#3	Population (young people)	(youth [Text Word] OR teenage [Text Word] OR adolescent [MeSH Terms] OR adolescent [Text Word] Or adolescence [Text Word] OR students [MeSH Terms] Or student [Text Word] OR child [Text Word] OR children [Text Word] OR “young people” [Text Word])
#4	Context (country)	(Brazil* OR Brazilian)
Final search		#1 AND #2 AND #3 AND #4

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[1] Note. Superscript equal letters over author’s name refer to distinct articles from the same study; Undefined Questionnaire: Original instrument not identified by the authors, but questions were reported; (V): Questionnaire presented criterion, content and/or construct validity; States of Brazil: AL: Alagoas; BA: Bahia; DF: Distrito Federal; ES: Espírito Santo; GO: Goiás; MA: Maranhão; MG: Minas Gerais; MT: Mato Grosso; PB: Paraíba; PE: Pernambuco; PI: Piauí; PR: Paraná; RJ: Rio de Janeiro; RN: Rio Grande do Norte; RS: Rio Grande do Sul; SC: Santa Catarina; SE: Sergipe; SP: São Paulo. (PAQ-C): Physical Activity Questionnaire for Older Children; (PAQ-A): Physical Activity Questionnaire for Adolescents; (PAQ-C*): Activity Questionnaire for Children and Adolescents; (GSHS): Global School-based Student Health Survey; (YRBSS): Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance; (Saúde na Boa): Good Health Questionnaire; (QAFA): Physical Activity Questionnaire for Adolescents; (LAF): List of Physical Activities; (PAQ): Physical Activity Questionaire; (COMCAP): Risk Behaviors in Catarinese Adolescents; (QUAFDA): Previous Day Physical Activity Questionnaire; (IPAQ): International Physical Activity Questionnaire; (COMPAC): Behaviors of Catarinense Adolescents; (PeNSE 2012): National School Health Survey.

[TFN01] ^a
- Brazilian Guide for Evaluation of Health-Related Physical Fitness and Life Habits - Stage I;

[TFN02] ^b
- Estudo em Uruguaiana/RS – protocol do Comitê de Ética em Pesquisa: 042/2010;

[TFN03] ^c
- Estilos de Vida e Comportamentos de Risco à Saúde em Estudantes do Ensino Médio no Estado de Pernambuco;

[TFN04] ^d
– Pesquisa Nacional de Saúde do Escolar, edição 2009 – PeNSE 2009;

[TFN05] ^e
– Estilo de Vida e Comportamentos de Risco dos Jovens Catarinenses, edição 2001 – COMPAC 2001;

[TFN06] ^f
– Estudo em Sergipe – protocolo do Comitê de Ética em Pesquisa da Universidade Federal de Sergipe (CEP/UFS): 5724.0.000.107-10.;

[TFN07] ^g
- Physical activity level and associated factors among high school adolescents in João Pessoa, city, - PB: an ecological approach.;

[TFN08] ^h
- Determinantes da Atividade Física e Obesidade em Escolares do Ensino Médio da Rede Pública da Cidade de Curitiba, Paraná, Brasil.;

[TFN09] ⁱ
- Pesquisa Nacional de Saúde do Escolar, edição 2012 – PeNSE 2012;

[TFN10] ^j
– Estudo em Maringá/PR – Aprovado pelo Comitê de Ética em Pesquisa com Seres Humanos do Centro Universitário de Maringá.;

[TFN11] ^k
– Níveis de atividade física, aptidão física e comportamento social relacionados à saúde em escolares de Florianópolis, SC.;

[TFN12] ^l
- Consumo dietético e AF como determinantes das mudanças do IMC de uma coorte de adolescentes matriculados da rede pública de ensino da cidade de Piracicaba/SP.;

[TFN13] ^m
– Estudo em Caruaru/PE – protocolo do Comitê de Ética em Pesquisa com Seres Humanos da Faculdades ASCES: 44/2007.;

[TFN14] ⁿ
– Physical activity practice and health risk behaviors in high school students in the State of Pernambuco: a temporal trend study.;

[TFN15] ^o
– Estudo em Maceió-AL – Aprovado pelo Comitê de Ética do Hospital Universitário da Universidade Federal de Alagoas.;

[TFN16] ^p
– Estudo em Aracajú/SE – Aprovado pelo Ethics Committee on Human Research of the Federal University of Sergipe.