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Jamar平衡功能到达范围测量装置
Jamar平衡功能到达范围测量装置，通过测量被测人员在固定位置站立时的距离来评估其稳定性，该装置是一个用于改善平衡功能的筛查及训练工具。
Jamar平衡功能到达范围测量装置可以被轻松地连接安装到门上，而无需其他工具。在测试过程中，滑动条将保持在数值位置，直至被重置。
说明：
测试及指导说明适用于站立测试。
- 将装置连接端安装到与被测试者肩部位置临近的门的位置上。
- 关闭并锁上门。 通过销钉安装延长测试杆并固定就位。
- 根据需要轻轻转动杆，以便将适当的测量单位带到被测试者所能触及的杆侧。
- 从起始线开始滑行（或记录下开始滑行的初始位置）。
- 被测试者站在正常的位置，手臂与身体成90°角进行测试。 为了提供间隙，测试杆应该沿着手臂的外侧（A）。
- 手握拳，第三掌骨位置对滑动条滑行。
- 嘱被测试者脚跟不离地，尽可能向前推进，不能迈出一步。
- 记录滑动条到达最远距离的指示位置数值。
- 在正式测量前，被测试者可以进行两次练习测试。 或者，测试也可以重复三次。
- 如果需要，通过卸下销钉并放下测试杆，装置可以在使用后折叠。
注意事项：
- 被测试者应能在无需帮助或支持的情况下站立时间至少30秒，穿着平底鞋或光着脚，才能进行测试。
- 将测试装置连接安装到门上，并进行调整，并在每次使用前检查测试装置的稳定性。
- 在测试期间应监控被测试者的安全。
- 在测试过程中，门必须紧闭并锁住。
- 测试装置不可以被用作支撑等使用。护理和清洁测试杆和滑动条可以用消毒剂并擦干。
金属测试杆，18"L x 3/4"W x 3/4"H
测量刻度，厘米
英文指导使用说明
美国制造
| A800400 | Jamar平衡功能到达范围测量装置 | 电邮询价 |
Jamar Functional Reach Measuring Device Rolyan® Functional Reach Measuring Device The Jamar Functional Reach Measuring Device assesses a patients stability by measuring the distance the patient can reach straight ahead while standing in a fixed position. The device easily attaches to a door without tools. As well as includes a screening tool for balance improvement. The glide bar stays in place until the device is reset for ease of recording results Indications • For evaluating length of functional reach • For functional reach training • Can also be used for measuring range-ofmotion distance during wall stretches and wall walking Precautions • Use for test while patient stands only with patients who can stand for at least 30 seconds, in flat shoes or bare feet and without assistance or support. • Stability of bar should be tested after attaching unit to door and making adjustments as well as before each use. • Patient should be monitored for safety during test. • Door should be firmly closed and locked during use of device. • Device should not be used by patient as support. Care and cleaning Bar and glide can be cleaned with a hard-surface disinfectant and wiped dry NSTRUCTIONS for Use Functional reach can be measured while the patient sits or stands. These instructions are for a patient who is standing; they can be modified easily for a patient who is sitting. 1. Attach door attachment end of device to door at level of patient’s shoulder. To open door attachment, hold attachment firmly while turning bar counterclockwise. Tighten on door by turning bar clockwise. 2. Close and lock door. Extend bar and hold in position by putting pin through door attachment and bar. 3. Turn bar slightly as needed to bring appropriate units of measure to side of bar along which patient will reach. 4. Line up glide with starting line (or note initial position of glide). 5. Patient should stand in normal position with arm to be tested outstretched at a 90° angle to body. To provide clearance, the device should be along the outside of the arm (A). 6. With hand fisted, third metacarpal should be placed against glide. 7. Instruct patient to reach forward as far as possible without taking a step. 8. Record ending position of glide. 9. Patient may perform two practice trials before taking actual measurement of reach. In addition, test can be repeated three times. 10. If desired, device can be collapsed following use by removing pin and lowering bar. Balance was assessed using the functional reach (FR) test and one-leg standing (OLS) with eyes closed test. The FR test was performed using a Rolyan® Functional Reach Measuring Device (Sammons Preston). Subjects completed trials in a standing position adjacent to a wall with the test arm raised forward at 90° of shoulder flexion. The farthest distance (in cm) was recorded while subjects reached forward without taking their heels off the floor [29], and after practice, the mean value of two trials was used for analysis. In the OLS test, subjects completed trials by standing on one leg for as long as possible with the contralateral hip and knee both flexed at 90° and with their eyes closed [30]. The performance time was recorded until the suspended leg touched the floor, and after practice, the longest time of two trials was used for analysis. Metal bar is 18"L x 3/4"W x 3/4"H Provides English and standard measurements Latex Free A800400 Jamar Functional Reach Measuring Device Rolyan® Functional Reach Measuring Device Email for Quotation
Jamar Functional Reach Measuring Device Rolyan® Functional Reach Measuring Device The Jamar Functional Reach Measuring Device assesses a patients stability by measuring the distance the patient can reach straight ahead while standing in a fixed position. The device easily attaches to a door without tools. As well as includes a screening tool for balance improvement. The glide bar stays in place until the device is reset for ease of recording results Indications • For evaluating length of functional reach • For functional reach training • Can also be used for measuring range-ofmotion distance during wall stretches and wall walking Precautions • Use for test while patient stands only with patients who can stand for at least 30 seconds, in flat shoes or bare feet and without assistance or support. • Stability of bar should be tested after attaching unit to door and making adjustments as well as before each use. • Patient should be monitored for safety during test. • Door should be firmly closed and locked during use of device. • Device should not be used by patient as support. Care and cleaning Bar and glide can be cleaned with a hard-surface disinfectant and wiped dry NSTRUCTIONS for Use Functional reach can be measured while the patient sits or stands. These instructions are for a patient who is standing; they can be modified easily for a patient who is sitting. 1. Attach door attachment end of device to door at level of patient’s shoulder. To open door attachment, hold attachment firmly while turning bar counterclockwise. Tighten on door by turning bar clockwise. 2. Close and lock door. Extend bar and hold in position by putting pin through door attachment and bar. 3. Turn bar slightly as needed to bring appropriate units of measure to side of bar along which patient will reach. 4. Line up glide with starting line (or note initial position of glide). 5. Patient should stand in normal position with arm to be tested outstretched at a 90° angle to body. To provide clearance, the device should be along the outside of the arm (A). 6. With hand fisted, third metacarpal should be placed against glide. 7. Instruct patient to reach forward as far as possible without taking a step. 8. Record ending position of glide. 9. Patient may perform two practice trials before taking actual measurement of reach. In addition, test can be repeated three times. 10. If desired, device can be collapsed following use by removing pin and lowering bar. Balance was assessed using the functional reach (FR) test and one-leg standing (OLS) with eyes closed test. The FR test was performed using a Rolyan® Functional Reach Measuring Device (Sammons Preston). Subjects completed trials in a standing position adjacent to a wall with the test arm raised forward at 90° of shoulder flexion. The farthest distance (in cm) was recorded while subjects reached forward without taking their heels off the floor [29], and after practice, the mean value of two trials was used for analysis. In the OLS test, subjects completed trials by standing on one leg for as long as possible with the contralateral hip and knee both flexed at 90° and with their eyes closed [30]. The performance time was recorded until the suspended leg touched the floor, and after practice, the longest time of two trials was used for analysis. Metal bar is 18"L x 3/4"W x 3/4"H Provides English and standard measurements Latex Free A800400 Jamar Functional Reach Measuring Device Rolyan® Functional Reach Measuring Device Email for Quotation
Jamar Functional Reach Measuring Device Rolyan® Functional Reach Measuring Device The Jamar Functional Reach Measuring Device assesses a patients stability by measuring the distance the patient can reach straight ahead while standing in a fixed position. The device easily attaches to a door without tools. As well as includes a screening tool for balance improvement. The glide bar stays in place until the device is reset for ease of recording results Indications • For evaluating length of functional reach • For functional reach training • Can also be used for measuring range-ofmotion distance during wall stretches and wall walking Precautions • Use for test while patient stands only with patients who can stand for at least 30 seconds, in flat shoes or bare feet and without assistance or support. • Stability of bar should be tested after attaching unit to door and making adjustments as well as before each use. • Patient should be monitored for safety during test. • Door should be firmly closed and locked during use of device. • Device should not be used by patient as support. Care and cleaning Bar and glide can be cleaned with a hard-surface disinfectant and wiped dry NSTRUCTIONS for Use Functional reach can be measured while the patient sits or stands. These instructions are for a patient who is standing; they can be modified easily for a patient who is sitting. 1. Attach door attachment end of device to door at level of patient’s shoulder. To open door attachment, hold attachment firmly while turning bar counterclockwise. Tighten on door by turning bar clockwise. 2. Close and lock door. Extend bar and hold in position by putting pin through door attachment and bar. 3. Turn bar slightly as needed to bring appropriate units of measure to side of bar along which patient will reach. 4. Line up glide with starting line (or note initial position of glide). 5. Patient should stand in normal position with arm to be tested outstretched at a 90° angle to body. To provide clearance, the device should be along the outside of the arm (A). 6. With hand fisted, third metacarpal should be placed against glide. 7. Instruct patient to reach forward as far as possible without taking a step. 8. Record ending position of glide. 9. Patient may perform two practice trials before taking actual measurement of reach. In addition, test can be repeated three times. 10. If desired, device can be collapsed following use by removing pin and lowering bar. Balance was assessed using the functional reach (FR) test and one-leg standing (OLS) with eyes closed test. The FR test was performed using a Rolyan® Functional Reach Measuring Device (Sammons Preston). Subjects completed trials in a standing position adjacent to a wall with the test arm raised forward at 90° of shoulder flexion. The farthest distance (in cm) was recorded while subjects reached forward without taking their heels off the floor [29], and after practice, the mean value of two trials was used for analysis. In the OLS test, subjects completed trials by standing on one leg for as long as possible with the contralateral hip and knee both flexed at 90° and with their eyes closed [30]. The performance time was recorded until the suspended leg touched the floor, and after practice, the longest time of two trials was used for analysis. Metal bar is 18"L x 3/4"W x 3/4"H Provides English and standard measurements Latex Free A800400 Jamar Functional Reach Measuring Device Rolyan® Functional Reach Measuring Device Email for Quotation
Jamar Functional Reach Measuring Device Rolyan® Functional Reach Measuring Device The Jamar Functional Reach Measuring Device assesses a patients stability by measuring the distance the patient can reach straight ahead while standing in a fixed position. The device easily attaches to a door without tools. As well as includes a screening tool for balance improvement. The glide bar stays in place until the device is reset for ease of recording results Indications • For evaluating length of functional reach • For functional reach training • Can also be used for measuring range-ofmotion distance during wall stretches and wall walking Precautions • Use for test while patient stands only with patients who can stand for at least 30 seconds, in flat shoes or bare feet and without assistance or support. • Stability of bar should be tested after attaching unit to door and making adjustments as well as before each use. • Patient should be monitored for safety during test. • Door should be firmly closed and locked during use of device. • Device should not be used by patient as support. Care and cleaning Bar and glide can be cleaned with a hard-surface disinfectant and wiped dry NSTRUCTIONS for Use Functional reach can be measured while the patient sits or stands. These instructions are for a patient who is standing; they can be modified easily for a patient who is sitting. 1. Attach door attachment end of device to door at level of patient’s shoulder. To open door attachment, hold attachment firmly while turning bar counterclockwise. Tighten on door by turning bar clockwise. 2. Close and lock door. Extend bar and hold in position by putting pin through door attachment and bar. 3. Turn bar slightly as needed to bring appropriate units of measure to side of bar along which patient will reach. 4. Line up glide with starting line (or note initial position of glide). 5. Patient should stand in normal position with arm to be tested outstretched at a 90° angle to body. To provide clearance, the device should be along the outside of the arm (A). 6. With hand fisted, third metacarpal should be placed against glide. 7. Instruct patient to reach forward as far as possible without taking a step. 8. Record ending position of glide. 9. Patient may perform two practice trials before taking actual measurement of reach. In addition, test can be repeated three times. 10. If desired, device can be collapsed following use by removing pin and lowering bar. Balance was assessed using the functional reach (FR) test and one-leg standing (OLS) with eyes closed test. The FR test was performed using a Rolyan® Functional Reach Measuring Device (Sammons Preston). Subjects completed trials in a standing position adjacent to a wall with the test arm raised forward at 90° of shoulder flexion. The farthest distance (in cm) was recorded while subjects reached forward without taking their heels off the floor [29], and after practice, the mean value of two trials was used for analysis. In the OLS test, subjects completed trials by standing on one leg for as long as possible with the contralateral hip and knee both flexed at 90° and with their eyes closed [30]. The performance time was recorded until the suspended leg touched the floor, and after practice, the longest time of two trials was used for analysis. Metal bar is 18"L x 3/4"W x 3/4"H Provides English and standard measurements Latex Free A800400 Jamar Functional Reach Measuring Device Rolyan® Functional Reach Measuring Device Email for Quotation
Jamar Functional Reach Measuring Device
Rolyan® Functional Reach Measuring Device
The Jamar Functional Reach Measuring Device assesses a patients stability by measuring the distance the patient can reach straight ahead while standing in a fixed position. The device easily attaches to a door without tools. As well as includes a screening tool for balance improvement. The glide bar stays in place until the device is reset for ease of recording results
Indications
• For evaluating length of functional reach
• For functional reach training
• Can also be used for measuring range-ofmotion distance during wall stretches and wall walking
Precautions
• Use for test while patient stands only with patients who can stand for at least 30 seconds, in flat shoes or bare feet and without assistance or support.
• Stability of bar should be tested after attaching unit to door and making adjustments as well as before each use.
• Patient should be monitored for safety during test.
• Door should be firmly closed and locked during use of device.
• Device should not be used by patient as support. Care and cleaning Bar and glide can be cleaned with a hard-surface disinfectant and wiped dry
NSTRUCTIONS for Use
Functional reach can be measured while the patient sits or stands. These instructions are for a patient who is standing; they can be modified easily for a patient who is sitting.
1. Attach door attachment end of device to door at level of patient’s shoulder. To open door attachment, hold attachment firmly while turning bar counterclockwise. Tighten on door by turning bar
clockwise.
2. Close and lock door. Extend bar and hold in position by putting pin through door attachment and bar.
3. Turn bar slightly as needed to bring appropriate units of measure to side of bar along which patient will reach.
4. Line up glide with starting line (or note initial position of glide).
5. Patient should stand in normal position with arm to be tested outstretched at a 90° angle to body. To provide clearance, the device should be along the outside of the arm (A).
6. With hand fisted, third metacarpal should be placed against glide.
7. Instruct patient to reach forward as far as possible without taking a step.
8. Record ending position of glide.
9. Patient may perform two practice trials before taking actual measurement of reach. In addition, test can be repeated three times.
10. If desired, device can be collapsed following use by removing pin and lowering bar.
Balance was assessed using the functional reach (FR) test and one-leg standing (OLS) with eyes closed test. The FR test was performed using a Rolyan® Functional Reach Measuring Device (Sammons Preston). Subjects completed trials in a standing position adjacent to a wall with the test arm raised forward at 90° of shoulder flexion. The farthest distance (in cm) was recorded while subjects reached
forward without taking their heels off the floor [29], and after practice, the mean value of two trials was used for analysis. In the OLS test, subjects completed trials by standing on one leg for as
long as possible with the contralateral hip and knee both flexed at 90° and with their eyes closed [30]. The performance time was recorded until the suspended leg touched the floor, and after practice, the longest time of two trials was used for analysis.
Metal bar is 18"L x 3/4"W x 3/4"H
Provides English and standard measurements
Latex Free
A800400 Jamar Functional Reach Measuring Device
Rolyan® Functional Reach Measuring Device Email for Quotation
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