Tips sorted by category
Tips sorted by author and their injury level
- High tetraplegia without function in arms and hands (C2-4, ASIA A, B)
- High tetraplegia with partly function in arms/hands (C5-6, ASIA A, B)
- Low tetraplegia with partly function in arms/hands (C7- Th1, ASIA A, B)
- High paraplegia with impaired balance (Th 2-10, ASIA A, B)
- Low paraplegia (Th11- S1, ASIA A, B)
- Motor incomplete tetraplegia (C2-Th1, ASIA C, D)
- Tetraplegia with motor function allowing ambulation (C2-Th1, ASIA D, E)
- Paraplegia with motor function allowing ambulation (Th2-S1, ASIA D, E)
Looking after ones health: Preventing swelling
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 | Lap and hand cushions
Cushions in colors that match clothing on which to place arms and hands when sitting in the wheelchair - a possibility for persons with extensive disabilities |
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 | Positioning cushions in bed
Positioning cushions to lie comfortably, improve circulation and prevent decubitus ulcers - suitable for persons with extensive disabilities |
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| picture missing | Rosemary oil for swollen feet
Susanne uses rosemary oil and avoids wearing support hose for swollen legs. |
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