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to operate the generator through the main<br />

generator, there are difficulties appear<br />

when we provide O2 cylinders of are the<br />

main alternative to a generator of Oxygen,<br />

either in the case of exposing the region<br />

to environmental pollution, regardless<br />

of its format or harmful, such as a fire<br />

or chemical warfare, Vann generator is<br />

designed to deal with Helium, Nitrogen,<br />

and not designed to deal with gas and<br />

master carbon.<br />

Conclusion: This study has shown that, the<br />

use of liquid Oxygen system tank was more<br />

efficient in comparison with the Oxygen<br />

generators.<br />

195<br />

Does the Children’s Temperature<br />

Measurement Vary according to the<br />

Type of Thermometer Device used or<br />

the Position in which the Probe of<br />

the Digital Thermometer is Placed?<br />

Saleh A Al-Saidat, Dip, Biomedical Technician*,<br />

Mohammed H Al-Ghwairy (BSc,<br />

MSc), Nedal H Al-Hmaedh(Dip), Mohmad S<br />

Al-Saidat(Dip), Feras M Al-Hwrat (RN), Abdallh<br />

N Al-Smahdh(Dip)<br />

* Biomedical Technician/ The institute of<br />

Biomedical Technology/ Royal Medical Services<br />

(Jordan)<br />

Saleh_saidat@yahoo.com<br />

Objectives: To investigate the difference<br />

between temperature readings of<br />

traditional mercurial thermometers<br />

and digital thermometers (vertical and<br />

horizontal position) in children.<br />

Methods: Temperature readings of a<br />

random sample of 108 children of both<br />

sexes aged between one year and ten<br />

years visiting Queen Rania Hospital for<br />

Children for treatment during the month<br />

of April 2012. The children’s temperature<br />

was measured by three methods:<br />

using a mercury thermometer, a digital<br />

thermometer with horizontal positioning<br />

at first and using the same digital<br />

thermometer with vertical positioning.<br />

Data for all three types of measurements<br />

was then entered and processed by SPSS<br />

software. The mean temperature of the<br />

respondents based on the three methods<br />

was: 36.75, 36.75 and 36.71 respectively.<br />

Results: Analysis of variance (ANOVA) was<br />

also employed to test the main question in<br />

the research paper. The findings show that<br />

the difference in temperature measured<br />

by the three devices or methods was<br />

not statistically significant, i.e. the null<br />

hypothesis of no difference is accepted.<br />

Conclusion: The children’s temperature<br />

measurement does not vary according<br />

to the type of thermometer device used<br />

or the position in which the probe of the<br />

digital thermometer is placed.<br />

196<br />

The Outcomes of wheelchair<br />

Description and Seating for Spinal<br />

Cord Injury Patients at Royal<br />

Rehabilitation Center: A Preliminary<br />

Report<br />

Marwan Abu Rumman, Occupational Therapy*,<br />

Zaid hayajneh PT, Mohammad Alhunity RN,<br />

Ra’afat – Al_awadat OT, Mohamad essa Salim<br />

rawashdeh RN.<br />

* Senior Of Occupational Therapy (Jordan)<br />

rola4u2009@hotmail.com<br />

Objectives: This study was conducted to<br />

identify the outcomes of the wheelchair<br />

prescription process for spinal cord injury<br />

patients at Royal Rehabilitation Center<br />

(RRC).<br />

Methods: Fifty eight spinal cord injured<br />

patients, 40 males (age range 18 to 50<br />

yrs, M=31 + 8. yrs) and 18 females (age<br />

range 20 to 46 yrs, M=28.05 + 7.97 yrs)<br />

were involved in the study description for<br />

individualize was used to get the required<br />

information. An individualized description<br />

was created to meet each patient’s specific<br />

needs and goals. The seating assessment<br />

which was part of the assessment process<br />

done by therapist during certain time, all<br />

of them used to identify the wheelchair<br />

comfort, postural control, pressure control,<br />

and the stability of the chair user.<br />

Results: Results showed that 69% of our<br />

patients have comfort with the seating,<br />

while 85% of them achieved full stability<br />

of the chair, also55% of our patients<br />

have good postural control, while 21%<br />

our patients have problem with pressure<br />

control according to the seating.<br />

Conclusion: This study showed that<br />

around 31% of spinal cord patient had<br />

discomfort with wheelchair seating also<br />

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