Wheelchairs are chairs equipped with wheels, which are important mobile tools for the home rehabilitation, turnover transportation, medical treatment and outdoor activities of the wounded, the sick and the disabled. Wheelchairs not only meet the needs of the physically disabled and the disabled, but also facilitate the family members to move and care for the sick, so that the patients can take physical exercise and participate in social activities with the help of wheelchairs. There are many kinds of wheelchairs, such as push wheelchairs, electric wheelchairs, sports wheelchairs, folding wheelchairs, etc. Let's take a look at the detailed introduction.
1. Electric wheelchair
There are different specifications for adults or children. In order to meet the needs of the disabled at different levels, the electric wheelchair has many different control modes. For those with partial residual hand or forearm functions, the electric wheelchair can be operated by hand or forearm. The button or remote control lever of this wheelchair is very sensitive and can be operated by slight contact of fingers or forearms. For patients with complete loss of hand and forearm functions, an electric wheelchair with lower jaw for manipulation can be used.
2. Other special wheelchairs
There are also many special wheelchairs for the specific needs of some disabled patients. For example, unilateral passive wheelchair, wheelchair for toilet use, and some wheelchairs are equipped with lifting devices