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Pelvic Positioning
9.0
Pelvic positioning impacts all aspects of proper seating and safety. Pelvic posi-
tioning systems are placed anterior to the pelvis to maintain a neutral pelvic
position (to the degree possible for each client). A correctly positioned pelvic
support may:
help stabilize the pelvis, which directly affects seated body alignment;
aid in preventing sacral sitting, unsafe and non-functional postures, skin breakdowns, and
increased pressure on bony prominences;
increase postural stability, decreasing the effort needed to sit;
facilitate posture, allowing an increase in upper extremity movement;
contribute to proper head positioning and neck alignment; and
reduce negative postural tendencies that can lead to orthopedic deformities and other
secondary medical complications.
Pelvic Positioning Belts
9.1
NOTICE
These solutions should be made by a clinician or wheelchair professional.
Part Number Key: Pelvic Belts
Prefix
1st Digit:
Buckle Type
2nd Digit:
Webbing Size
3rd Digit:
Pull Type
4th Digit:
Padding Size
IFPB
(i-Fit Pelvic Belt)
5:
Push-Button
Buckle
6:
Side-Release
Buckle
1:
1” Webbing
2:
1.5” Webbing
3:
2” Webbing
1:
Single-Pull
2:
Dual-Pull
4:
4-Point
0:
Non-Padded
1:
4.5” Pads
2:
5.5” Pads
3:
7.5” Pads
4:
9.5” Pads
5:
11.5” Pads
6:
4.5” Linear Pads
7:
5.5”
Linear Pads
8:
7.5” Linear Pads
Summary of Contents for i-Fit IFCS
Page 15: ...5 Pelvic Positioning...
Page 23: ...13 Thoracic Positioning...
Page 30: ...20 Foot Positioning...
Page 37: ...27 Installation Instructions...
Page 53: ...43 Before Each Use 13 0...
Page 54: ...44 Installation Instructions 12 0...
Page 59: ...49 NOTES 16 0...