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Wheelchair Mobility: Ultralight Configuration And Propulsion
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1. Which of the following are considered complex rehab equipment?
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2. Which characteristic best explains why rigid frames are more efficient to propel?
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3. What measurement determines correct rear seat height when using an ultralight manual wheelchair?
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4. If the wheelchair is tippy rearward, what adjustment should be considered?
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5. Lori is a 35 year old woman with the diagnoses of cerebral palsy and arthritis. She is currently in an ultralight manual wheelchair which she is able to self-propel. She has come in for assessment to improve her propulsion efficiency. When asked to hang her arm down from her shoulder to her side, her middle finger is several inches above the axle of the rear wheel. What adjustment is indicated?
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6. Lori needs to pop a wheelie to get over curbs but is unable to do so in her wheelchair. What adjustment should be considered?
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7. Lori is interested in making her rigid ultralight manual wheelchair even lighter. This could be accomplished by which of the following:
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8. Lori's rear wheels rub on her clothing at times, leaving marks. Which would be an appropriate solution?
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9. What is NOT an advantage of a tighter front frame bend?
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10. Which propulsion technique is most efficient?
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