Assistive Devices: J.A.K.E NCMB 316 RLE

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What is the main purpose of a walker for individuals with disabilities?

To provide additional support due to its wide area of contact with the floor

What is a disadvantage of using a walker as mentioned in the text?

It is bulky and cannot be used in narrow spaces or crowded places

What angle should the patient's arm be at the walker's hand grip according to the text?

20 - 30 degrees flexion at elbows

What is recommended to ensure proper use of a walker according to the text?

Handgrips should be about wrist high when the arm is hanging at the side

Which statement describes the correct way to sit down after using a walker?

Place both hands on the chair armrests and sit carefully

Why is it important to place both hands on the armrest of a chair before getting up with a walker?

To push yourself to standing using your arms effectively

What is the first step when going up stairs with a walker?

Turn the walker sideways so the front of the walker is beside your leg

Which type of crutch provides excellent stability due to always having three points in contact with the ground?

Loftrand crutch

What does NWB stand for in relation to crutch walking?

Non Weight Bearing

Why is it important to not lean on the top of crutches?

Causes numbness and tingling in legs

What is the purpose of using crutches according to the text?

Prevent further injury and provide joint stability

What is the advantage of using an Underarm/Axillary crutch?

Provides excellent stability due to three points in contact with the ground

Learn about the health-oriented process of using assistive devices to help ill individuals or those with disabilities improve their physical, mental, spiritual, social, and economic functioning. Explore nursing considerations, such as physical, psychological, coordination, safety, and available resources. Discover various assistive devices like wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, and canes, also referred to as 'Mechanical Aids.'

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