It should be noted that even though manual WC users had higher vibrations for all engineered surfaces, on average they rated all surfaces better than power chair users....
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Manual vs. Power (Questionnaire Data)
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How To Transfer from a Wheelchair to Hospital Bed (Stretcher) with a Sliding Board
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Summary
The data are based on findings from the Anthropometry of Wheeled Mobility (AWM) Project, and comprises of detailed static measurements collected from 500 users of manual wheelchairs, power...
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What It's Like to Navigate Chicago in a Wheelchair - Rolling On, Episode 1
Follow along to see how she now explores downtown Chicago in a wheelchair....
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5. Significance and Use
be a better measure of pathway surface roughness than the PRI for either wheel individually. 5.3 Pathway roughness data will be useful when determining the vibration exposure that a wheelchair...
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3.3.15.1 Forward reach – unobstructed
Only 32% of our study’s manual wheelchair users, 22% of power chair users and 8% of the scooter users could complete forward reaches beyond the mobility device or foot at heights of 500‒...
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Assistive Powered Scooters
Standup two-wheel scooters used for recreation and transportation by primarily nondisabled users were described earlier in this report and are not included in this user group....
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NOTES
The seat heights ranged from 16.3 inches to 23.9 inches for manual wheelchair users; 16.2 inches to 28.9 inches for power wheelchair users; and 18.8 inches to 25.3 inches for scooter users...
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§ 38.75(b)
(b) Where designated wheelchair or mobility aid seating locations are provided, signs shall indicate the location and advise other passengers of the need to permit wheelchair and mobility...
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What the Wilderness is Like for Someone in a Wheelchair - Rolling On, Episode 4
Watch how he became the first person in a wheelchair to complete a famous trek in Chile....
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§ 38.57(b)
(b) Handrails, stanchions, and seats shall allow a route at least 32 inches wide so that at least two wheelchair or mobility aid users can enter the vehicle and position the wheelchairs...
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Station 1-Physical Characteristics
These physical dimensions can be used by practitioners to provide an assessment of users' operational characteristics and facility design features that are critical to some user groups....
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3.3.11 180-Degree Turn
The U.S. standard of 1525 mm (60 in.) accommodates just over 80% of the manual and powered wheelchair users, but less than 50% of the scooter users in our sample....
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3.3.15.2 Side (lateral) reach - unobstructed
3.3.15.2 Side (lateral) reach - unobstructed For WhMD users in our study that could perform a reach task, over 90% of each of the WhMD user groups could reach beyond the lateral most...
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A4.22.3 Clear Floor Space
Experience has shown that the provision of accessible “unisex” or single-user restrooms is a reasonable way to provide access for wheelchair users and any attendants, especially when attendants...
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Acceleration
Again, recumbent bicyclists had the lowest 85th percentile elapsed times and manual wheelchair users had the highest 85th percentile elapsed times....
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Back Entry
Glass walls and ceiling to improve visual acuity Recessed area rug Grill in the fireplace for year round healthy cooking Automatic opener which can be operated by wheelchair...
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4.5 Weight Scales
Wheelchair users, in particular, confront serious barriers to weight measurement....
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Cybex Total Access Chest Press Exercise Machine
Adjustable Input Arm Enables a non-stressed start position for users with limited shoulder flexibility and wheelchair users Upright Seat Back Support Upright seat back support (...
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6d.
Does the lift allow a wheelchair user unassisted entry, operation, and exit? Yes _____ No _____...
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Accessible Pathway & Corridor: Minimum Clear Width Required for 180-degree Turn
This data depicts the amount of space required by users of wheeled mobility devices to perform a 180-degree turn....
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Wheel:Life
Wheel:Life is a global initiative that assists people in addressing the many questions and challenges that come with using a wheelchair....
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Water Coolers or Drinking Fountains
Water Coolers or Drinking Fountains • Drinking fountains must accommodate people who use wheelchairs and people who stand but have difficulty bending or stooping....
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1017.3 Clear Tread Width
Where gates and barriers require wheelchair users to make 90 degree or 180 degree turns, sufficient space should be provided for wheelchair users to make the turns....
