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Seat Height measurement measure from heel to popliteal fossa, add 2 in
Seat Depth measurement measure from posterior buttock to popliteal fossa, subtract 2 in
Seat Width measurement measure at widest part of hips, add 2 in
Back Height measurement shoulders flexed 90 degrees, measure from seat of chair to axilla, subtract 4 in
Armrest Height measurement elbows flexed 90 degrees, measure from seat to olecranon process, add 1 in
Seat Height confirmation feet on footrest, 2 to 3 fingers can be placed between thigh and seat
Seat Depth confirmation 2 to 3 fingers can be placed between the front edge of seat and popliteal fold
Seat Width confirmation one hand vertically on each side
Back Height confirmation 4 fingers can fit between the top of the chair and the axilla
Armrest Height confirmation shoulders should be level and position of trunk should be erect
Seat Height adverse effects insufficient trunk support, difficulty fitting the chair under a table, or difficulty propelling the chair with feet
Seat Depth adverse effects decreased trunk stability, increased pressure on the ischial tuberosities, difficulty propelling with feet and poor sitting balance
Seat Width adverse effects difficulty reaching drive wheels if too wide, difficulty with transfers, increased pressure on the greater trochanters, decreased lateral trunk stability, decreased access to narrow spaces
Back Height adverse effects adverse effects include difficulty with propelling, irritation of the scapula if too tall, or decreased trunk stability if too low
Armrest Height adverse effects difficulty propelling, difficulty with transfers, skin breakdown on olecranon process if too tall, postural deviations
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