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Gayle M. Miyasaki has written: 'Quadriplegics in Hawaii' -- subject(s): Quadriplegics, Services for, People with disabilities
George J. Klein
Yes, quadriplegics can typically still feel temperature changes as long as their sensory nerves are intact. However, their ability to perceive these changes may vary depending on the extent of their injury. Physical therapy and other forms of rehabilitation can help improve sensory perception for quadriplegics.
The Paralympic games are competitions between athletes who are physically disabled, including amputees, paraplegics, and occasionally quadriplegics.
No, otherwise you would see para and quadriplegics getting better.
Donna Marie Shaffer has written: 'Flight of the crippled eagle' -- subject(s): Quadriplegics, Mormons, Biography
Power chairs are generally controlled by a joystick, although for quadriplegics or others who have lost sufficient arm control, a "sip-and-puff" mechanism is available.
George J. Klein invented the electric wheelchair.
breath in breath out breath in breath out
YOU BREATH GOSH DARNIT
they breath in carbon dioxide and breath out oxeygen for us to breath or if not we couldn't breath