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Types of transfer
Bed to gurney
Bed to chair
Chair to toilet/bathtub/shower chair
Chair to car
Floor to bed
Objectives of a transfer
Ensure pt. safety
Prevent injury to patient
Prevent injury to caregiver
Promote patient participation and independence
Things you need to know before transferring
Diagnosis/ ability to communicate or participate (assets)

Limitations/ precautions

Strength, ROM, Motor praxis
What is partial weight bearing
50%= some weight but not all
Where should catheters be positioned?
below the bladder
Necessities for a patients bed!
1. 4 rails up
2. 2 rails down
3. height at lowest level
4. wheels locked
When does the head of the bed need to be inclined
. ICU intracranial pressure (ICP)
B. Lobe drainage
C. G tube
When are over bead trapeze used?
Hip and Knee replacements
who are lift systems used with?
A. Multiple Sclerosis
B. CVA – locked in syndrome
C. Parkinson’s disease
D. Cerebral Palsy – Spastic quadriparesis
E._SCI
Important Wheel Chair facts that OTs need to know
1. Need to know the height of the back
2. Frame load capacity
3. Seat height from floor to seat
The lower the trunk control of the patient...
the higher the back of the chiar needs to be.
Min assist
25% you, 75% patient
Mod assist
(50% you, 50% patient)
Max assist
(75% you, 25% patient)
Levels of assistance
Independent (I)
Supervised
Verbal Cueing (VC)
Stand by assist (SBA)
Contact guard (CG)
During a stand pivot, what angle is the w/c placed at to the bed?
45 degrees
Which side leads first in a stand pivot
Strong side leads
What type of transfer might an amputee perfer
Ant-Posterior because they worry about losing their balance to the side.
High Risk Transfers
Hip and knee replacements
SCI
Back surgery, injury
Imparied cardiac function
How many Rails have to be up on the bed for it to be considered a restraint?
Four
Where should the G tube be placed?
30 degrees and above