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Wheelchair Seating: Considerations for the Hands-Free Sitter
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1. Which of the following are goals of positioning the hands-free sitter?
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2. What is a hands-free sitter?
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3. Maintaining a seated posture while performing functional tasks requires:
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4. What is the purpose of a pre-ischial shelf in a cushion?
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5. Which of the following is a clinical advantage of a back height just under the scapulae?
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6. Lori is a 35 year old woman with the diagnosis of cerebral palsy. She is seated in an ultralight manual wheelchair with a cushion, back, pelvic positioning belt, and anterior lower leg strap. She is a hands-free sitter, can independently transfer and can self-propel her MWC. Lori has limited hip flexion. Her current seat to back angle is 95 degrees. What destructive posture is this most likely leading to?
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7. Lori tends to fix in her current seating system in order to stabilize. Recommendations were made to increase stability. Increased stability may also:
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8. Lori has a non-reducible kyphosis. If her seat to back angle is at approximately 90 degrees, how would this impact head position?
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9. These type of cushions are designed to provide increased postural support and stability through aggressive contours, positioning options, and strong contact. These are not designed for users at high risk of pressure injuries.
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10. Given the information presented, what height back would be most appropriate for Lori?
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