Functional capacity evaluation apparatus and method

Measuring and testing – Muscular force

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06904801

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus and method is provided for testing the ability of an individual to lift objects under various conditions. During standard lifting tests, the average acceleration and velocity of each lift, as well as the distribution of force between the hands and feet of the patient, are electronically measured and recorded. These objective factors can then be used to determine whether the patient is exerting maximal effort, and to assess a patient's condition and progress during a rehabilitation program.

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