How to Complete a Slide Board Transfer | Wheelchair to Shower | Paraplegic Transfer
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- This video will discuss how to complete a slide board transfer into the shower using a tub transfer bench. The video will highlight equipment needed, setup, clothing management, and transfer technique.
0:00 Slide Board Transfer: Shower
1:35 Equipment Recommendations
3:55 Equipment Setup
5:28 Transfer Into Shower
6:20 Transfer Out of Shower
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Thanks for the demo you shared😊
Thanks so much for this!
Thanks for demonstrating ! It's a big help
You’re welcome!
Great explanation! Thanks!!
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This is helpful.
Thanks for the demo
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Thanks you so much
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What is the sticky pad I can't really understand the name you.said
Where can I buy a slide board from?
How do you turn on the shower?
the bench needs to be facing the shower head, its backwards in this video for some reason
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this makes no sense in a real life situation if youre a paraplegic, its almost impossible to pull shorts or even a towel out from under you when youre sitting upright
Not impossible, done it with many throughout my career. It is definitely challenging and there are certainly tons of additional, personal considerations required to address any one person’s technique. This video is a basic intro, the real work is done in person with a trained therapist who understands the nuance of working with any diagnosis requiring modified techniques for completing daily activities.
@@EquipMeOT sorry but unless you’re actually a paraplegic (i am) you don’t get it