Mr Marcus NG, Hong Kong Red Cross
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Transcript Mr Marcus NG, Hong Kong Red Cross
Training for Mentors of
Cathay Pacific “I Can
Fly”
Marcus Ng
Occupational Therapist
Hong Kong Red Cross
John F. Kennedy Centre
Objectives
Be familiar with the common types of
physical disability and their characteristics
Be aware of the strengths and limitations of
children and youth with physical disability
Build up effective helping skills and
supportive attitude
Be capable of addressing their special needs
in planning activities
Common types of physical
disabilities
Cerebral Palsy (腦性麻痺/痙攣)
Muscule disease e.g.Muscular Dystrophy
(肌肉營養不良/肌肉萎縮)
Spinal cord injury(脊柱受損)
Brain injury (腦受損)
Spina Bifida(脊柱裂)
Brittle Bone(脆骨症)
Congenital abnormalities
Other medical conditions e.g.burns,
transverse myelitis
Major physical impairments
(肌能失調)
Muscle tone disorder(肌肉張力失調)
Motor co-ordination disorder(肌能控制
失調)
Muscle weakness (肌力衰退)
Joint contracture and deformity
(關節僵硬/變形)
Skeletal malformation(骨骼發育不全)
Associated impairments
Visual impairment
Hearing impairment
Cognitive impairment
Oral motor dysfunction
- Speech impairment
- drooling
Incontinence
Disability
Vs
Ability
Poor walking stability
Use of wheelchairs /
walking aids
Poor sitting balance and
posture
Use of special seating
適當整理坐墊可延
長坐輪椅時間,減
少轉移身體次數
Poor hand function and
limited self-care ability
Use of adaptive skill
Use of gadgets and devices
Home adaptation
Supportive Attitude
Explore their abilities rather than disabilities
Ask before you help
Wait and listen
Don’t rush. Be patient
Helpful but not over-protective
Respect
Effective helping skills
Make use of the environment
Examples:
toilet rail
furniture
Make good use of yourself
Aware of your own body posture e.g. back
protection
Aware of your own physical limitation
Ask for assistance whenever necessary
Apply energy conservation techniques –
plan ahead
Handling a wheelchair
Manual wheelchair
Electric wheelchair
開摺手推輪椅
注意雙手位置
正確方法 - 放平手掌向下按
協助移動電輪椅 - 電動
手推
搬抬使用
電學生時
注意
固定輪椅(上鎖
或轉回電動模式)
關閉電源
Tips in planning
activities for someone
with physical disability
Consider the suitability of the
environment where the activity
will take place
Access facilities
Space
Toilet facilities
Consider the nature of activities
Analyze the tasks – what physical skills are
required? Can they manage?
Tasks should not be too physically
demanding
Encourage physical participation
Try to provide multi-sensory inputs in
activities
Consider the amount of
manpower
Aware of safety issues
Have fun
Thank you