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Ever think about the cool devices in occupational therapy? These devices actually assist people with disabilities or mobility challenges improve their quality of life. So, we're gonna check out the best five occupational therapy devices and see how they have an impact in people's lives.
Number five: splints and braces.
Wheelchairs are like the original occupational therapy device. They enable individuals to move if they have difficulty walking or maintaining balance.
The WHO says about a over a billion individuals have some kind of disability, and wheelchairs can significantly improve their life. Choosing a wheelchair? You need to consider the individual's requirements, like their weight, the appropriate seating width, and adjustability.
Walking aids are super important for those with unsteady gait or weak muscles. They make walking safer and less challenging, so people don't fall over.
Research says using a walker can decrease the fall risk by one-third! There are different kinds of Walking aids, like wheel-based models, two-wheel models, and rolling walkers, for different people.
Cane sticks are basic but really beneficial for those with moderate mobility issues. You can use Cane sticks to walk or just for standing up.
The American Occupational Therapy Association states about 20% of people over 65 use Cane sticks. Picking the right length and material for a cane is key for ease and stability.
Crutch supports are a must-have for people with severe mobility problems. There are different types of Crutch supports, like underarm-style crutches, forearm crutches, and quad Crutch supports. Research says using Crutch supports right can help with improved stability and reduced risk of falls.
Supportive devices are made to provide assistance and aid to damaged or fragile joints and musculature. They can alleviate pain, decrease inflammation, and contribute to your recovery.
Further research indicates that a forearm brace can help with CTS by reducing pain and helping hands work better. It's advisable to consult a healthcare professional about obtaining the appropriate splint or brace suitable for you.
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