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Power Wheelchair For Disabilities People

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The original power wheelchairs were simply manual wheelchairs that had motors and batteries integrated into their design. These power wheelchairs tended to be a little noisy and unreliable with little if any adjustability or options. Power wheelchairs come in a variety of configurations, a large amount of adjustability and many features to allow the power wheelchair meet the needs of the user. Because of the many variations and options available with Electric Wheelchair, choosing the right wheelchair will require a clear understanding of what the user's needs are and also an understanding of what the options are and how they benefit the user.

Karma KP 10.2 Power Wheelchair
Net Price:Rs110250

Karma KP 10.2 Power Wheelchair Features:

Seat, base & battery quickly detach for easy storage and transportation
Come with captain seat
With seat platform, the captain seat can be moved forward or backward using tools which is included
Adjustable armrest width and height
Footrests can be moved forward or backward for optimum placement
Quick release battery pack for easy storage and battery pack change

Power Wheelchair Safety With Disabilities:

For optimum wheelchair safety should have a seatbelt fastened around waist and around chest. As with all belts the user should be able to quickly release in case of an emergency.
Healthy, fit, active paraplegics are at the lowest risk of injury when operating a manual or power wheelchair.
Amputees with missing arms or legs are a low risk if they have good upper body control and strength and the wheelchair is set up for their individual needs.
Individuals with Parkinson's Disease, Cerebral Palsy, or Multiple Sclerosis are at a mild to moderate risk depending upon the advancement of the disease. These individuals tend to have decreased strength and motor control. An assessment for wheelchair safety is recommended.
Those individuals with very little upper body movement, using specialized systems such as sip and puff and or-gyroscopic (inertia) wheelchair controls are a high risk. Paralyzed children and adults, as well as very small adults requiring specialized seating most often use power wheelchairs and are high risk for injury.

Bathroom wheelchairs (also known as shower wheelchairs) are designed to make hygiene maintenance easier for those who find it difficult or impossible to make it to the lavatory. These chairs typically feature an opening in the seat to allow users to toilet themselves while remaining on the chair and rust-resistant frames for use in the Shower Wheelchair. Bear in mind that, when transferring chair into the shower, it will most likely need a caregiver to assist.

Commode Wheelchair Rainbow 7:
Karma commode wheelchair rainbow 7 comes with lot of exiting features for elderly or physically challenged person who want commode in wheelchair. Karma Rainbow 7 has single seat with center cut commode having cushion cover on top and removable Pan With Lid And Handle. Rear Wheel Lock Facility and Tyre are Solid Tube Less