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Patient keeps slipping down from seat on wheel chair. can not sit properly. why does this happen? solutions? workers must reseat him always.
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Physical therapy: This may be a sign that the patient needs a referral to physical therapy for core strengthening. In the meantime, I usually recommend an elevated wedge type pillow to be placed in the wheelchair.
Answered 9/20/2016
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