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Two person Wheelchair Lift Two students will properly demonstrate the method of moving a patient from a wheelchair. Rubric Code: Y5A943 By kabarnett Draft Public Rubric Subject: Health Type: Assessment Grade Levels: (none)

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	Poor 0 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 5 pts
Preparing for the lift Student prepares for the lift by locating an assistant for help. Student verbally plans the lifting procedure to ensure that assistants know what is going to happen and also allows for troubleshooting.	Poor Student performs tasks with 3 or more errors.	Fair Student performs task with no more than 2 errors.	Good Student performs task with no errors.
Wheelchair Placement Student places the wheelchair parallel with the table and locks the wheels, removes the armrests, and swings away or removes the armrests.	Poor Student performs tasks with 3 or more errors.	Fair Student performs task with no more than 2 errors.	Good Student performs task with no errors.
Patient Instructions Student instructs patient to cross his/her arms over the chest.	Poor Student performs tasks with 3 or more errors.	Fair Student performs task with no more than 2 errors.	Good Student performs task with no errors.
Lifting Student or assistant stands behind the patient-stronger person should be at the torso end- reaches under the patient's axillae, and grasps the patient's crossed forearms.	Poor Student performs tasks with 3 or more errors.	Fair Student performs task with no more than 2 errors.	Good Student performs task with no errors.
Lifting (Con't) Other person squats in front of the wheelchair and cradles the patient's thighs in one hand and calves in the other.	Poor Student performs tasks with 3 or more errors.	Fair Student performs task with no more than 2 errors.	Good Student performs task with no errors.
Lifting (Con't) On command, the student lifts the patient to clear the wheelchair and is moved as a unit to the desired place.	Poor Student performs tasks with 3 or more errors.	Fair Student performs task with no more than 2 errors.	Good Student performs task with no errors.