Options to transfer from a mobility device shall be provided on two adjoining sides of transfer surfaces. ...
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M302.2.4 Transfer Sides
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M302.2.5 Unobstructed Transfer
Each transfer side complying with M302.2.4 shall provide unobstructed access to transfer surfaces. EXCEPTIONS: 1....
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Transfer Protocols
For each transfer, participants were asked to position themselves next to the platform as they normally would to prepare for a transfer....
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M305 Supports
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M305 Supports
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M305.1 General
Supports shall comply with M305.
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M305.1 General
Supports shall comply with M305, as applicable.
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M305.2 Transfer Supports
Transfer supports shall comply with M305.2....
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M305.2 Transfer Supports
Transfer supports shall comply with M305.2....
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M305.2.1 Location
Transfer supports shall comply with M305.2.1.1 or M305.2.1.2 and shall be located 1 ½ inches (38 mm) maximum measured horizontally from the plane defined by the nearest edge of the transfer...
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M305.2.1 Location
Transfer supports shall be located within reach of the transfer surface and shall not obstruct transfer onto or off of the surface when in position....
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M305.2.1.1 End Transfer Supports
Transfer supports for transfer surfaces complying with M301.2.3.1 and M302.2 shall be located on the short side (length) opposite the transfer side....
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M305.2.1.2 Side Transfer Supports
Transfer supports for transfer surfaces complying with M301.2.3.2 shall be capable of supporting transfer on each side of the transfer surface....
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M305.2.2.1 End Transfer Supports
Transfer supports for transfer surfaces complying with M301.2.3.1 and M305.2.2.1 shall be 15 inches (380 mm) long minimum....
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M305.2.2.2 Side Transfer Supports
Transfer supports for transfer surfaces complying with M301.2.3.2 shall be 28 inches (710 mm) long minimum and shall be positioned along the width of transfer surfaces....
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M305.2.3 Height
During use, the tops of transfer support gripping surfaces shall be 6 inches (150 mm) minimum and 19 inches (485 mm) maximum higher than the top of the associated uncompressed transfer surface...
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Implication for Standards and Design
The station used in this second phase permitted greater freedom of wheelchair positioning around the transfer surface compared to the first phase station. ...
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Transfer Heights
Transfers to level surfaces require less exertion on the upper extremities [5, 10, 11]. Transfers are easiest and safest to obtain when they are as close to level as possible [6]....
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4.1.2 Surface Design of Examination Tables and Chairs
This contouring complicates efforts to measure the distance between the floor and the height of the surface onto which patients transfer for their examinations....
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2004 ADA and ABA Accessibility Guidelines
The following technical criteria in the proposed standards are based on the 2004 ADA and ABA Accessibility Guidelines: • Height of transfer surfaces on diagnostic equipment used by patients...
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Wheeled Mobility Anthropometry Project
Project showed that the seat heights of many mobility devices are above the range specified in the 2004 ADA and ABA Accessibility Guidelines for certain architectural features that involve transfers...
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4.3.2 Transfer Surfaces and Imaging Equipment Functions
4.3.2 Transfer Surfaces and Imaging Equipment Functions The transfer surface (table) of diagnostic imaging equipment serves two purposes: (1) it allows patients to be positioned properly...
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Transfer Surface (M301.2 and M302.2)
The technical criteria in M301.2 and M302.2 address the height and size of the transfer surface, and the transfer sides....
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Transfer Surface Height (M301.2.1 and M302.2.1)
from the floor may vary across the transfer surface....