1120 wheelchair management
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marylubbers on November 25, 2011
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wheelchair
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
What are the different types of wheelchairs | standard - adult and bariatricpediatric powered sports hemiplegic amputee reclining tilt in space |
What to measure when fitting a wc? | seat widthseat depth seat height - (floor to seat) back height - (top fit just below inf angle of scapula) armrest height - (9" above chair seat) |
Standard adult wc CURRENT size | Seat w = 18"seat d = 16" - (changing to 18" soon) seat ht = 20" |
Hemi wc seat height | 17.5" - to allow for l e propulsion |
amputee wc | rear wheels are positioned 2" posterior to widen BOS and compensate for loss of weight. |
wc components | seatseat back locks wheels/casters arm rests foot rests (do not elevate) leg rests restraints |
other component considerations | head restcushions lap tray tilt/recline anti tippers growth allowance? |
pt education | skin assessment pressure relief on bony prominences to prevent sores circulation |
pt education on functional activities | open/closemanage env transfers propulsion how to fall |
pt considerations | cognitive abilitiesphysical abilities endurance balance system rent v purchase |
wc accessibility requirements | rampsdoorways thresholds carpet turning radius hallway clearance sink level toilets parking |
ADA Titles | I - EmploymentII - Public Services III - Accomodations IV - Telecommunications V - Misc. |
ADA qualifications | Disability must limit major activities.Must have record of disability. Must have proof of disability from a physician |
More ADA qualifications | Reasonable accomodationsUndue burden Qualify Covered Entity Disabled Handicapped |
ADA compliance | electrical doorsbraille curb ramps building ramps wc accessible transportation |
ADA compliance review | rampsdoorways signs elevators obstacles reach range seating phones toilets parking vis/hearing impaired features |
Env assessment ?s | Supervision?Independence level? Env. support? Adaptive equip? Time alone? Safety? Medication? Reasonable tasks? |
Ext env assessments | drivewaysramps garage entryways locks |
Int. env assessments | room sizeselectrics furniture |
IMPT PATIENT ? | Does the pt know what to do in an emergency? |
Work Env | parkingentrance work station transportation accessibility to necessities elevator flooring |
Ergonomics | the relationship bt workers and their environment |
Ergonomic assessments | postureseating keyboard monitor work station accessories |
work station analysis | seat ht/deptharm rest desk ht keyboard position lighting temp air quality |
posture analysis | hip/knee - 90*proper back support neutral wrists straight trunk |
Cumulative trauma disorders | injury caused by repeated motioncarpal tunnel tendonitis bursitis tennis elbow - lateral golfer's elbow - medial trigger finger cell thumb callus |
Prevention of cumulative trauma disorders | proper posturestretching proper body mechanics |
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