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How to play game 1.The player choose and open one puzzle of the picture. 2.The player guess what the picture is by matching the vocabulary provided and also the functions of each picture. You have only 20 seconds to give the answer. 3.If you don't give the correct answer, you have to restart the game. So you have to ensure that your answer is correct. 4.If you get the correct answer, you will get 5 points for matching vocabulary tasks. 5.Then you pick up a "Patient Information" card, and then make up a story of the card. 6.You have to create a situation or an anecdote for 25 words up by making most use of information on the "Patient Information" card. You should have to show that why the patients need to use the mobility aids or equipment for their problems. 7.You have to create the proper story within 4 minutes and will get 10 points. 8.Then you can redo the game procedure from number 1-7 until all pictures are shown up.

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. commode chair

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chair 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed Helping nurses transfer patients Patslide

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stick 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chair 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed Helping patients sit from a lying position Rope ladder

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed Slide sheet

Walking Frame

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed Walking frame Facilitating patients to walk mostly indoors

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoist 8. monkey pole 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed Walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to walk with wheels

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladder 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed Wheelchair Enabling patients to move by sitting

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed Walking stick Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside

Crutch

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed Crutches Assisting patients who have upper- body strength to go for a walk

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11.Assisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed Hand block Supporting the patients when transferring or standing

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand block 12. Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed Handling sling Assisting patients move themselves in bed

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients Facilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslide Hoist Moving large or immobile patients into or out of bed

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8. monkey poleAssisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS 1. walking frame Enabling patients who have limited mobility to use the toilet with ease. 2. walking stickHelping patients sit from a lying position 3. wheelchair Supporting the patients when transferring or standing 4. crutches Helping move or turn an immobile patients in bed 5. walking frame with wheel Assisting patients to go for a short walk outside 6. commode chairHelping nurses transfer patients 7. hoistFacilitating patients to walk mostly indoors 8.Assisting patients to walk with wheels 9. rope ladderEnabling patients to move by sitting 10. slide sheet Assisting patients who have upper-body strength to go for a walk 11. hand blockAssisting patients move themselves in bed 12. handling sling 13. patslideMoving large or immobile patients into or out of bed Monkey pole Helping patients lift up their lower back and buttocks