Physical Therapy Equipment

The white structure in the center of the picture is a speciality group of equipment known as

• A spider cage

• A therapy cage

• A kid weight and safety cage

• An intensive program and goal cage

This expensive piece of speciality equipment is called a

• Treadmill

• iPad walker

• LiteGait

• Harnass for Walking

This swing is called a

• Platform swing

• Saddle swing

• Dangerous Swing

• Bolster swing

This child is using

• Handlebars

• Parallel bars

• Green Candycane Shaped bars

• Pre-sidewalk safety bars

This is a speciality tricycle for children with little to no control in their legs. The motion of their feet is propelled by the action of their arms. What is it called?

• An ArmTrike

• An Adapted Trike

• An AmTryke

• A Toddler Tricycle

These are called

• Solid Ankle Orthotics (AFO's)

• Articulated Ankle Orthotics (AFO's)

• Sub-Malleolar Orthotics (SMO's)

• Knee Ankle Foot Orthotic (KAFO's)

This child's posture and balance is drastically improved with the use of a specialty strapping system called

• Kinesotape

• SWASH

• Derotation and Posture Straps

• Theratogs

This is a speciality device called a

• Walkabout

• Rifton Pacer Gait Trainer

• Standing frame

• Disability walker

This child is using speciality items called

• Crutches

• Forearm Crutches

• Walking Sticks

• Lofstrand Crutches

All of the following pediatric therapy equipment can be found in this picture: peanut balls, various size physioballs, stairs, bosu ball, trapeze bar swing, ballet bar, slide, hopscotch squares, mirrors, bolsters, tricycles, PlasmaCar

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