Quiz – The 7 Basic Principles of Wheelchair Seating & Positioning
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Quiz – The 7 Basic Principles of Wheelchair Seating & Positioning
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1. What is the best way to keep the pelvis in the Seat?
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2. Which terms are used to describe movement of the femoral head relative to the Acetabulum?
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3. Which plane of reference does Pelvic Obliquity usually refer to?
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4. What are the 3 main areas of the cushion we focus in on?
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5. What type of foam does “Memory Foam” refer to?
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6. How long does it take until a pressure starts to develop according to the research?
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7. What does TAB stand for and why is it useful?
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8. Do you attached shoulder support straps to the wheelchair backrest …
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9. What is the maximum allowable width of a lateral support?
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10. What does the Abbreviation PSD stand for?
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11. What does the Cobb angle refer to?
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12. Is a kyphosis ever present on its own?
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13. What is better terminology?
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14. Why are transparent trays better?
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15. Why do arm support structures move out of the way or are removable from the chair?
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16. Which part of the foot support dictates the knee angel?
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17. Why is it important to have the fulcrum of the knee in line with the fulcrum of the elevating leg support?
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18. What is a foot plate that connects across both foot hangers referred to as?
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19. Why is variation in posture important while seated in a wheelchair?
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20. Which do we use more for daily variation in posture?