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2. THE BASE The base of a power wheelchair is the lower portion that batteries, motors, drive wheel, electronic and casters. The seat is attached to the base. Bases are classified according to drive wheel location relative to center of gravity.

3. DRIVE STYLE REAR-WHEEL DRIVE REAR-WHEEL DRIVE MID-WHEEL DRIVE Wheels are behind the center of gravity of the user and the casters are in front. Predictable and stable but have larger turning radii and can be difficult to maneuver in tight places. Wheels are behind the center of gravity of the user and the casters are in front. Predictable and stable but have larger turning radii and can be difficult to maneuver in tight places. Wheels are behind the center of gravity of the user and the casters are in front. Predictable and stable but have larger turning radii and can be difficult to maneuver in tight places.

4. CONTROLS Conventional Joystick Controls Finger Controls Have an on and off switch, a battery gauge, a speed control, and a gimbals knob that lets you choose the direction and speed you're traveling. Can be controlled through a box with a small hole in the top for a single finger. Can be mounted anywhere that's comfortable for the user. Compact Joystick/Chin Controlled Joystick Controls Touchpad Controls Mounted on a swing way and can have a cup shaped piece in place of the gimbals Can be controlled with a single finger but used a touchscreen rather that the finger controller mechanism

5. CONTROLS Head Controls Wafer Board Controls Allow users to control power wheelchairs Placed on the lap or on the wheelchair tray and hold digital controls switches. These are best for people who have the use of their hands but cannot maintain the constant control needed for a joystick. Sip and Puff Drive Controls Proximity Switch Drive Control Systems Allow those who cannot use their head, hands or fingers to control their chair. It works when the user puffs air or sips into a tube and takes a little practice to get used to. Controlled by switches that can be mounted anywhere on your power wheelchair so that you can use any part of your body to control your movement

6. POWER-ASSISTED WHEELCHAIRS Power-assisted wheelchairs are Manual Wheelchairs motors that provide extra propulsion as needed, such as on steep ramps. These are less bulky and easier to transport, but have less power functionality.

7. SEATING AND POSITIONING Seating and positioning are designed to meet comfort, health and personal needs. There are three general seating system: modular, off -the-shelf, and custom seating in usually needed only after surgery for a pressure sore or when there are musculoskeletal deformities present.

8. Cushions and backrests The backrest and cushion are the basic components of the seating system. These components are made of air-filled bladders, contoured foam , gels or combinations of materials. Recline and tilt-in-space Recline and tilt-in space technologies manage posture, relieve pressure, help with personal care activates, and provide comfort. Recline changes the angle between the seat and backrest . Tilt-in space tilts the seat and backrest Seat elevation and standing chairs Elevating seats and standing mechanisms that stand the user upright can help with transfers and make it easier to perform activities at or above seated shoulder height

9. MOST COMMON POINTS FOR COMPARISON ALUMINUM : Aluminum frames are lightweight and durable, and usually less expensive BRUSHLESS ELECTRIC MOTOR : Also called an electronically commutated motor, these are quieter, more reliable, longer lasting and offer more torque per watt and weight. LIGHT LITHIUM ION BATTERY: Lithium ion batteries can go up to 15 miles before recharging, offering better range and speed. They also weight less and travel more easily on airplanes REMOVABLE SEAT AND SEAT COVER: Removable seats made from soft, durable materials like convoluted foam, gel foam, or memory foam add stability and comfort . Removable seat covers protect the foam and allow you to wash them as much as you want to. Covers can also be waterproof and can allow you to express your personal style.

10. TURNING RADIUS: A tighter turning radius is better for indoor uses and urban settings. WHEELS : Foam-filled tires are durable, puncture proof, and require little maintenance . Air-filled tires are often better for outdoor use over more rugged ground. INDOOR VS OUTDOOR USE: Mid-wheel drive or center-wheelchairs have a tighter turning radius, are usually stable enough to handle all types of terrain these are good for indoor or outdoor use. Rear-wheel wheelchairs offer higher speeds and lots of stability, but a relatively poor turning radius, making these better for outdoor use. MEDICAL COVERAGE: Most electric wheelchairs are covered by Medicare part B. Your health care provider must verify your need for the equipment. You may pay up to 20 percent of the cost even if it is covered. BATTERY LIFE: Many power wheelchairs can travel up to 14 or more miles on a charger and some travel 19 to 20 miles. Other have much shorter battery life. you must also consider charging time

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