lecture 3: introduction to wheelchair ambulation Flashcards
where do chariots with spoked wheels date back to
1300 BC CHINA
in 1595 what was develipped
the first dedicated wheelchair was devlipped
what was the first dedicated wheelchair called
invalids chair
who was the invalids chair originalyl designed for
king phillip II of spain
what did the first dedicated wheelchair feature
reclining back and moveable armrests and footrests. It had four small wheels, one on each corner leg.
what was th e problem with the first wheelchair models
they were dependatn on others for ambulation
when ws steven farflerr and why is he imporant
German watchmaker with a disability that limited his mobility. He is the first known person to invent and use a wheelchair that could be independently propelled.
who invented the first arm cranked wheelchari
steven farflerr
explain the firsrt arm cranked wheelchair
It was a stable chair mounted on a 3-wheeled chassis with attached handles on both sides of the front wheel used to propel the chair forward.
what age did setven farflerr createt the wheelchair and why
22 because believed to be paraplegia
in the first wheelchair models, where were the big wheels
in the front
when was the invention of the frist folding chair
1932
who invented the first folding wheelchais
everest and jennings
why was the first folding chair imporatnt
became possible to easily transport tones wheelchair to differentt locations
why was there the development of the folding chair?
desire of Everest, who had broken his back in a mining accident and became confined to a chair, to have a unit that was collapsible and could easily be transported in an automobile.
true or false: todays wheelchairs have the same models of the first wheelchair models
false, no , as the folding chair model
explain the type of wheelchair user that is an loss of limb
someone who has absense of loss of lower extremtity (due to a truama or surgery)
true or false: all of those who have a loss of lower extremeity go in wheelchairs
false, depending on the portion/injury they may not need a wheelchair
explain how arthritus can make someone a wheelchair suer
they have pain in joints which reduced the range of motion and can cause weakness
in severe cases
explain multiple sclerosis and how they are wheelchair users
MS is a disease causing progressive msucular weakness, loss of msuuclar contol and diffulty in walking
explain para[legia as a wheelchair user
they have impairement in motor and senspry function of the lower limbs
what determines if someone will need a wheelchair
it always depends on the severety of the condition
explain how those with stroke can be wheelchair users
stoke (from a cerebral vascular accident) causes lision to brain causing paralyssi one one side of the body
what is another name for stroke
cerebral vascular accident