Staff Knowledge Check
Test your understanding with real-life scenario questions. Great for team discussion or self-check.
Q1. What is the main purpose of a lift recliner chair?
- A) To provide a stylish living room feature
- B) To assist users with reduced mobility in standing up and sitting down safely
- C) To encourage longer periods of rest
- D) To improve heating in a cold room
🎉 Correct! Lift recliners provide motorised assistance to reduce the effort required to move between sitting and standing.
❌ Incorrect. Functionality is prioritised over appearance.
❌ Incorrect. Prolonged sitting without movement can increase risk.
❌ Incorrect. Temperature control is not a feature of lift recliners.
Q2. What is the difference between a single motor and a dual motor recliner?
- A) Dual motors are louder
- B) Dual motors allow independent adjustment of the backrest and legrest
- C) Single motor chairs are powered by batteries only
- D) There is no difference
🎉 Correct! Dual motor chairs offer separate control of recline and leg elevation, giving more positioning flexibility.
❌ Incorrect. Noise level is not the defining feature.
❌ Incorrect. Most lift chairs use mains power with optional battery backup.
❌ Incorrect. Motor configuration significantly changes functionality.
Q3. What is the purpose of a battery backup system in a lift recliner?
- A) To make the chair recline faster
- B) To allow movement during a power outage
- C) To improve seat padding
- D) To keep the USB charger working longer
🎉 Correct! Battery backups ensure that the user can return to a seated or standing position even if the power fails.
❌ Incorrect. Speed is not affected by battery use.
❌ Incorrect. Padding is unrelated to power systems.
❌ Incorrect. USB chargers are not essential to safety functions.
Q4. What type of user would benefit most from a recliner with a full lay-flat position?
- A) Someone who only sits upright during the day
- B) Someone who uses the chair to nap or sleep overnight
- C) Someone who walks frequently
- D) Someone who prefers firm seats
🎉 Correct! A lay-flat option is ideal for users who rest for long periods in their chair or cannot access a regular bed easily.
❌ Incorrect. Upright users don’t require a flat recline.
❌ Incorrect. Active users may not need reclining support.
❌ Incorrect. Seat firmness is not related to recline angle.
Q5. Which upholstery feature is often preferred for hygiene and durability in lift chairs?
- A) Quilted cotton with thick seams
- B) Plush woollen layers
- C) Water-resistant, easy-wipe fabric or medical-grade leatherette
- D) Real leather
🎉 Correct! Water-resistant, wipeable fabrics help manage spills and promote hygiene in healthcare settings.
❌ Incorrect. Cotton is harder to clean and may absorb spills.
❌ Incorrect. Wool is not ideal for hygiene-sensitive environments.
❌ Incorrect. Real leather may not resist moisture and cleaning agents as well as synthetic options.
Q6. What does a “5 motor” recliner typically offer compared to simpler models?
- A) Only extra USB ports
- B) More customisable positioning for head, lumbar, back, legs, and lift
- C) Additional heating and massage features only
- D) It moves faster than other chairs
🎉 Correct! Multi-motor recliners allow independent adjustment of various support zones, improving user comfort and positioning.
❌ Incorrect. The number of motors relates to movement zones, not USB ports.
❌ Incorrect. Heating and massage are optional extras, not linked to motor count.
❌ Incorrect. Speed is not determined by the number of motors.
Q7. What should a staff member do before recommending a recliner to a client with severe mobility challenges?
- A) Check if the recliner matches the client’s lounge room
- B) Confirm if the client prefers leather or fabric
- C) Ensure the recliner’s features and weight capacity meet the client’s needs, and consult with an OT if required
- D) Recommend the most expensive chair for quality
🎉 Correct! It’s essential to consider individual mobility, safety, and clinical needs—sometimes involving a health professional.
❌ Incorrect. Aesthetic fit is less important than safety and support.
❌ Incorrect. While useful to know, comfort and function are higher priorities.
❌ Incorrect. Price does not guarantee suitability.
Q8. How does a chair’s user weight capacity affect selection?
- A) It affects how many pillows the user can add
- B) Exceeding the weight limit may void warranty and risk failure
- C) Chairs only differ in width, not strength
- D) Weight capacity is only for shipping
🎉 Correct! The chair must safely support the user’s body weight, or the motors and frame may fail.
❌ Incorrect. Pillows have little to do with structural load.
❌ Incorrect. Internal reinforcements vary across models.
❌ Incorrect. Weight capacity refers to the person using the chair, not transport.
Q9. What does the “zero gravity” recline position aim to achieve?
- A) The user floats mid-air
- B) Reduces pressure on the spine and improves circulation
- C) Encourages long naps
- D) Allows the chair to be wall-mounted
🎉 Correct! Zero gravity positions the legs slightly above the heart and evenly distributes weight to reduce pressure points.
❌ Incorrect. Zero gravity is a position, not literal floating!
❌ Incorrect. While comfortable, that’s not the purpose.
❌ Incorrect. Mounting is unrelated.
Q10. Why is it important to explain handset controls clearly to clients?
- A) Because they usually operate through Bluetooth
- B) To help the user operate the chair safely and confidently
- C) To ensure they don’t remove the cover
- D) Because all handsets require regular charging
🎉 Correct! Clear understanding prevents misuse, confusion, or accidental strain from improper operation.
❌ Incorrect. Most are wired, not wireless.
❌ Incorrect. The cover isn’t a safety concern in this context.
❌ Incorrect. Most are mains powered, not rechargeable.
Q11. Which feature is most important for users at risk of pressure injuries?
- A) Colour of the upholstery
- B) Recliner padding and positioning options
- C) Cup holders and side pockets
- D) Matching footrests
🎉 Correct! Adequate pressure redistribution and support through padding and positioning help prevent skin breakdown.
❌ Incorrect. Aesthetic choices don’t reduce injury risk.
❌ Incorrect. Convenience features are secondary to clinical safety.
❌ Incorrect. Accessories are not critical for pressure care.
Q12. Why might a 4-motor recliner be preferred for some clinical users?
- A) It makes the chair vibrate
- B) It allows fine control of headrest, lumbar, and footrest positions independently
- C) It includes built-in music speakers
- D) It is cheaper than other models
🎉 Correct! Independent movement zones allow precise comfort and pressure adjustments, which can be important for users with complex needs.
❌ Incorrect. Motor count is about positioning, not vibration.
❌ Incorrect. Speakers are not standard or related to motor count.
❌ Incorrect. These are typically premium models with more features.
Q13. What should you do if a client has very narrow doorways at home?
- A) Recommend a recliner with a wider base
- B) Suggest measuring doorways and check recliner delivery access
- C) Only worry about doorway width after purchase
- D) Advise them to remove their doors
🎉 Correct! It's critical to confirm access before delivery to avoid failed installations or product returns.
❌ Incorrect. Wider chairs may not fit through tight spaces.
❌ Incorrect. Delivery access should be assessed before purchase.
❌ Incorrect. There are more practical solutions available.
Q14. What does “wall-saver” recliner design mean?
- A) It comes with a wall protector pad
- B) The recliner moves forward as it reclines, requiring less clearance behind it
- C) The wall powers the chair
- D) It automatically returns to the wall after use
🎉 Correct! Wall-saver recliners are ideal for small rooms where space is limited behind the chair.
❌ Incorrect. No physical wall pads are included.
❌ Incorrect. The term relates to movement, not power.
❌ Incorrect. Chairs don’t return automatically to the wall.
Q14. What does “wall-saver” recliner design mean?
- A) It comes with a wall protector pad
- B) The recliner moves forward as it reclines, requiring less clearance behind it
- C) The wall powers the chair
- D) It automatically returns to the wall after use
🎉 Correct! Wall-saver recliners are ideal for small rooms where space is limited behind the chair.
❌ Incorrect. No physical wall pads are included.
❌ Incorrect. The term relates to movement, not power.
❌ Incorrect. Chairs don’t return automatically to the wall.
Q16. Why is it important to consider armrest height in a lift recliner?
- A) High armrests always look more elegant
- B) Low armrests make it easier to fall asleep
- C) Incorrect height can impact comfort and make it harder to push up from the chair
- D) It determines if the chair fits through a doorway
🎉 Correct! Armrests that are too low or too high can cause discomfort or limit the user's ability to rise from the chair safely.
❌ Incorrect. Aesthetics are not the primary concern.
❌ Incorrect. Sleep quality is not linked to armrest height.
❌ Incorrect. Armrest height does not affect access through doors.
Q17. What is the benefit of a recliner with an adjustable lumbar support motor?
- A) It allows users to inflate cushions
- B) It provides personalised lower back support
- C) It reclines faster
- D) It makes the chair taller
🎉 Correct! Adjustable lumbar support lets users tailor lower back comfort to reduce strain or pain.
❌ Incorrect. Lumbar motors adjust firmness or angle, not inflatable cushions.
❌ Incorrect. This motor affects comfort, not speed.
❌ Incorrect. Chair height is unrelated to lumbar support.
Q18. What is the key purpose of a tilt-in-space recliner design?
- A) To make the chair feel softer
- B) To change the seat depth
- C) To recline the chair without changing the hip angle, reducing shear and pressure
- D) To help the user rotate left or right
🎉 Correct! Tilt-in-space helps redistribute pressure while maintaining posture and comfort.
❌ Incorrect. Comfort may improve, but softness is not the goal.
❌ Incorrect. It doesn't change seat depth.
❌ Incorrect. Tilt-in-space affects posture, not swivel direction.
Q19. What makes a recliner chair “bariatric”?
- A) It is always blue in colour
- B) It has been designed to support users with higher weight requirements, typically over 150kg
- C) It includes a built-in massager
- D) It is smaller in size to save space
🎉 Correct! Bariatric recliners feature reinforced frames, motors, and seating to accommodate heavier users safely.
❌ Incorrect. Bariatric classification is not related to colour.
❌ Incorrect. Massagers are optional features, not defining traits.
❌ Incorrect. Bariatric chairs are usually wider and more robust.
Q20. Why is headrest adjustability important for some recliner users?
- A) To support watching TV or reading while reclined
- B) To store items behind the head
- C) To help clean the chair more easily
- D) To reduce noise when sitting down
🎉 Correct! Adjustable headrests help align the neck and eyes for functional tasks, even while the body is reclined.
❌ Incorrect. The headrest isn't a storage space.
❌ Incorrect. Adjustability has no impact on cleaning.
❌ Incorrect. It doesn’t affect noise levels.
Q21. What is one safety concern when using a lift recliner on carpet with deep pile or rugs?
- A) The carpet may cause the motors to speed up
- B) Uneven surfaces can affect chair stability and restrict movement
- C) The chair will become warmer
- D) It makes the fabric harder to clean
🎉 Correct! Soft or uneven flooring can prevent the lift mechanism from functioning smoothly and safely.
❌ Incorrect. Floor type does not affect motor speed.
❌ Incorrect. Temperature changes are minimal.
❌ Incorrect. Cleaning fabric isn't related to the floor surface.
Q22. What does “lay-flat” mean in the context of a recliner chair?
- A) The backrest moves forward only
- B) The user is supported in a horizontal position for sleep or rest
- C) The seat lowers to the ground
- D) It can be placed flat against a wall
🎉 Correct! Lay-flat functionality allows the user to lie down in a near-bed position.
❌ Incorrect. The entire chair reclines, not just the backrest forward.
❌ Incorrect. The seat height remains stable for safety.
❌ Incorrect. This refers to a different feature—wall clearance.
Q23. When might a health professional recommend a lift recliner instead of a standard armchair?
- A) When the user prefers soft seats
- B) For clients needing support transitioning from sit to stand, or requiring pressure relief
- C) When a room needs more decoration
- D) Only if the client lives in a nursing home
🎉 Correct! Lift recliners are commonly recommended to reduce fall risk and increase comfort and independence.
❌ Incorrect. Clinical function, not preference, drives the recommendation.
❌ Incorrect. Appearance is not a medical reason.
❌ Incorrect. Lift recliners are appropriate in homes and facilities.
Q23. When might a health professional recommend a lift recliner instead of a standard armchair?
- A) When the user prefers soft seats
- B) For clients needing support transitioning from sit to stand, or requiring pressure relief
- C) When a room needs more decoration
- D) Only if the client lives in a nursing home
🎉 Correct! Lift recliners are commonly recommended to reduce fall risk and increase comfort and independence.
❌ Incorrect. Clinical function, not preference, drives the recommendation.
❌ Incorrect. Appearance is not a medical reason.
❌ Incorrect. Lift recliners are appropriate in homes and facilities.
Q25. Why is weight distribution important when positioning a lift recliner in a client’s home?
- A) It affects the recliner’s colour options
- B) Uneven flooring or placement may lead to tipping or movement during lift
- C) It changes the speed of recline
- D) It determines which power cord to use
🎉 Correct! Ensuring the recliner is placed flat and stable prevents accidents or strain on the mechanism.
❌ Incorrect. Finish selection has nothing to do with balance.
❌ Incorrect. Weight distribution does not impact motor speed.
❌ Incorrect. The cord type is based on manufacturer specification.
Q26. Which recliner feature is most beneficial for clients with lower back pain?
- A) Cup holders
- B) Adjustable lumbar support
- C) Soft footrests
- D) Massage function
🎉 Correct! Adjustable lumbar support can help relieve strain and provide targeted lower back comfort.
❌ Incorrect. Cup holders are convenient but unrelated to clinical support.
❌ Incorrect. Footrest comfort is not specific to back pain.
❌ Incorrect. Massage may help but adjustable lumbar support is more effective and reliable.
Q27. What is one reason a lift recliner might require service or adjustment after delivery?
- A) Because it must be reprogrammed monthly
- B) Power cords or remote settings may need testing or realignment after transit
- C) Recliners expire after one year
- D) The recliner must be recalibrated by the user
🎉 Correct! Travel vibrations or movement may slightly dislodge plugs or require small setup adjustments.
❌ Incorrect. Recliners do not require monthly programming.
❌ Incorrect. Recliners don’t expire.
❌ Incorrect. Setup is not the client’s responsibility.
Q28. How might a bariatric recliner differ from a standard lift recliner?
- A) It has a timer for naps
- B) It has stronger motors and wider seating for higher weight capacity
- C) It includes Bluetooth speakers
- D) It vibrates when standing
🎉 Correct! Bariatric recliners are reinforced to support higher weight limits and provide a broader seat for comfort and safety.
❌ Incorrect. Timers are not standard features.
❌ Incorrect. Audio features are not typical.
❌ Incorrect. Vibrations are not part of standing functions.
Q29. What is the purpose of a battery backup in a power lift recliner?
- A) To keep the remote lit
- B) To allow one or two emergency movements during a power outage
- C) To charge mobile phones
- D) To help the recliner download updates
🎉 Correct! Battery backups ensure the chair can return to a safe seated or exit position if power fails.
❌ Incorrect. Most remotes are not backlit or battery-operated.
❌ Incorrect. USB ports are separate from backup power systems.
❌ Incorrect. Recliners don’t receive software updates.
Q30. What is an advantage of a dual motor recliner compared to a single motor model?
- A) It costs less
- B) The user can control the backrest and footrest independently
- C) It fits in smaller rooms
- D) It only moves in one direction
🎉 Correct! Dual motor recliners provide greater flexibility and comfort by separating back and leg control.
❌ Incorrect. They typically cost more due to added functionality.
❌ Incorrect. Dual motor units are often larger.
❌ Incorrect. Quite the opposite—more movement options are available.
Q31. What does the “lift” function of a recliner do?
- A) Raises the recliner off the floor completely
- B) Tilts the chair forward to assist the user in standing up safely
- C) Turns the chair into a massage bed
- D) Lowers the backrest while raising the legs
🎉 Correct! The lift function is designed to help users rise to a standing position with minimal effort.
❌ Incorrect. The recliner does not hover off the floor.
❌ Incorrect. Recliners don’t become massage beds.
❌ Incorrect. That’s part of the recline, not the lift function.
Q32. What is a typical indication that a lift recliner might be clinically prescribed?
- A) The user prefers modern furniture
- B) The user enjoys watching TV in comfort
- C) The user has reduced mobility, making standing from standard chairs difficult
- D) The user wants more furniture in the lounge
🎉 Correct! Lift recliners assist those with physical limitations to stand and sit more safely and independently.
❌ Incorrect. Style preference is not a clinical reason.
❌ Incorrect. Comfort alone is not a prescription basis.
❌ Incorrect. Functional need drives clinical recommendations.
Q33. What is the importance of foot positioning in recliners for circulation?
- A) Raised feet can help reduce swelling and promote venous return
- B) Feet should hang over the edge
- C) Circulation is only affected by leg temperature
- D) Footrests are only for comfort, not health
🎉 Correct! Elevating the feet can assist with fluid drainage and reduce pressure in the lower limbs.
❌ Incorrect. Dangling feet can impair circulation and cause discomfort.
❌ Incorrect. Position plays a key role in circulation.
❌ Incorrect. Foot positioning can have therapeutic value.
Q34. Which of the following could pose a hazard when placing a lift recliner in a room?
- A) Having a side table nearby
- B) Positioning it too close to a wall or obstructing item
- C) Placing it on level flooring
- D) Connecting it to a surge-protected outlet
🎉 Correct! Recliners need enough clearance to move safely without hitting surrounding furniture or walls.
❌ Incorrect. Side tables are fine if they don’t interfere with movement.
❌ Incorrect. Level flooring is preferred.
❌ Incorrect. Surge protection is a good safety practice.
Q35. Why is it important to match recliner seat width and depth to the client’s body?
- A) So it looks better in photos
- B) To improve posture, safety, and long-term comfort
- C) So they can share it with others
- D) To match their sofa
🎉 Correct! An ill-fitting chair can cause discomfort, poor posture, or increase fall risk during transfers.
❌ Incorrect. Clinical fit is more important than aesthetics.
❌ Incorrect. The recliner must support the primary user.
❌ Incorrect. Style match is secondary to safety and comfort.
Q36. What feature might help reduce the risk of pressure injuries in recliner users who sit for long periods?
- A) Remote control with backlight
- B) Memory foam cushioning and tilt-in-space functionality
- C) Headrest embroidery
- D) Faux leather finish
🎉 Correct! Pressure-relieving materials and the ability to shift weight using tilt-in-space can assist with skin integrity and comfort.
❌ Incorrect. Lighting helps visibility but not pressure care.
❌ Incorrect. Aesthetic features don’t affect clinical outcomes.
❌ Incorrect. Surface material alone won’t relieve pressure.
Q37. Why is remote or handset placement important for users with limited hand function?
- A) So they can hide the remote from others
- B) To ensure they can operate the chair safely and independently
- C) To reduce battery usage
- D) To prevent the remote from overheating
🎉 Correct! Remotes should be easily reachable and simple to operate to promote user autonomy and safety.
❌ Incorrect. The focus is usability, not concealment.
❌ Incorrect. Power draw is minimal and unrelated to placement.
❌ Incorrect. Remotes do not typically overheat.
Q38. What is a "wall-saver" recliner?
- A) A recliner that mounts to the wall
- B) A model that requires less clearance behind it when reclining
- C) A model made of wallboard materials
- D) A chair designed to protect paint finishes
🎉 Correct! Wall-saver recliners move forward on a track as they recline, saving space and avoiding wall contact.
❌ Incorrect. Recliners don’t attach to walls.
❌ Incorrect. Material type is unrelated.
❌ Incorrect. The feature is for space efficiency, not wall protection.
Q39. What’s one advantage of built-in side pockets in a lift recliner?
- A) They change the chair's balance
- B) They keep the remote, reading glasses, or other items within easy reach
- C) They improve battery life
- D) They are required by Australian Standards
🎉 Correct! Side pockets promote user independence and reduce the need to reach dangerously or leave the chair.
❌ Incorrect. Pockets do not affect stability.
❌ Incorrect. Pockets are unrelated to electronics.
❌ Incorrect. They are a design feature, not a regulatory requirement.
Q40. How can incorrect chair height affect a client’s safety or comfort?
- A) It can make the chair heavier
- B) It may cause strain when standing or sitting and increase fall risk
- C) It can reduce cushion softness
- D) It requires more battery power
🎉 Correct! A chair that is too low or too high can compromise safe transfers and posture.
❌ Incorrect. Chair weight is unrelated to height setting.
❌ Incorrect. Cushion softness is not affected by chair height.
❌ Incorrect. Battery usage does not change with seat height.
Q41. What is one benefit of including a recliner in a falls prevention plan?
- A) It locks the user in place
- B) It can help reduce the need to manually lift or assist the person out of a low chair
- C) It encourages users to walk more
- D) It limits sitting time completely
🎉 Correct! The lift function supports safer transfers, reducing falls from low or unstable seating.
❌ Incorrect. Recliners don't lock the user in.
❌ Incorrect. They assist with transfers, not ambulation.
❌ Incorrect. Recliners support sitting, not avoiding it.
Q42. Which users benefit most from recliners with a lay-flat or sleep position?
- A) People who nap during the day or sleep in their chair overnight
- B) Children who enjoy gaming
- C) Office workers
- D) Users who live in humid climates
🎉 Correct! Lay-flat recliners are ideal for clients who spend extended time in their chair or who rest in them overnight.
❌ Incorrect. Gaming is not the main use case.
❌ Incorrect. Office workers typically use task chairs.
❌ Incorrect. Climate is not the key factor for lay-flat use.
Q43. What is a key consideration when selecting recliner upholstery material for clinical use?
- A) Whether it’s waterproof, breathable, and easy to wipe clean
- B) If it matches the carpet
- C) If it’s made from real leather
- D) Whether it comes in multiple colors
🎉 Correct! Materials used in clinical settings should balance hygiene, comfort, and breathability.
❌ Incorrect. Aesthetics are secondary to function.
❌ Incorrect. Real leather is not always practical for care settings.
❌ Incorrect. Color range is helpful but not a primary clinical factor.
Q44. Why is it important that feet are flat on the floor when seated in a recliner (when not in recline)?
- A) It reduces carpet wear
- B) It improves circulation and promotes proper posture and safety during transfers
- C) It keeps the shoes clean
- D) It lowers the cost of the recliner
🎉 Correct! Proper foot placement ensures better spinal alignment and reduces fall risk when standing.
❌ Incorrect. It’s not about the flooring.
❌ Incorrect. Clean shoes are not the goal.
❌ Incorrect. Cost is unrelated to user posture.
Q45. What is one reason a clinician may request armrest padding or support rails in a recliner?
- A) To add style
- B) To prevent skin tears or support weak upper limbs during standing
- C) To hide the lift motor
- D) To store remote controls
🎉 Correct! Supportive armrests assist transfers and reduce the risk of injury or fatigue.
❌ Incorrect. Padding isn’t for appearance alone.
❌ Incorrect. The lift motor is internal and unrelated to armrest padding.
❌ Incorrect. Pockets, not rails, are used for remotes.
Q46. How can staff ensure safe use of a power recliner in a multi-user facility?
- A) By removing the power cord daily
- B) By checking for obstructions, ensuring remotes are functional, and monitoring weight limits
- C) By rotating the chair weekly
- D) By using it only during business hours
🎉 Correct! Routine safety checks help prevent accidents and extend the recliner’s lifespan.
❌ Incorrect. Removing power is not necessary and may cause confusion.
❌ Incorrect. Rotation doesn’t affect safety.
❌ Incorrect. Recliners can be used safely at any time with proper checks.
Q47. What does “zero gravity” positioning refer to in recliners?
- A) The recliner floats above the ground
- B) A reclined position that evenly distributes body weight to reduce joint pressure
- C) The chair becomes lighter in weight
- D) A recliner that tilts forward and backward rapidly
🎉 Correct! Zero gravity positioning simulates weightlessness, reducing strain on joints and improving circulation.
❌ Incorrect. It doesn’t float.
❌ Incorrect. It’s about body position, not actual chair weight.
❌ Incorrect. Recliners don’t rock rapidly in this mode.
Q48. What client concern might be solved by choosing a recliner with castors?
- A) Wanting a noisier recliner
- B) Needing help with repositioning or cleaning underneath the chair
- C) Wanting to attach the chair to a scooter
- D) Needing extra lights
🎉 Correct! Castors make it easier to reposition recliners for care tasks or cleaning.
❌ Incorrect. Noise is not a benefit.
❌ Incorrect. Recliners are not mobile transport devices.
❌ Incorrect. Lighting is unrelated to castors.
Q49. What’s a risk of using an incorrectly fitted recliner for a small-framed client?
- A) They’ll grow into it
- B) Their posture and comfort may suffer, increasing pressure or fall risk
- C) They won’t like the colour
- D) The chair may become lighter
🎉 Correct! An oversized recliner can prevent proper support and lead to instability or pressure points.
❌ Incorrect. Adult users won’t “grow into” chairs.
❌ Incorrect. Colour is a secondary concern.
❌ Incorrect. The chair's weight doesn't change with user size.
Q50. When might a tilt-in-space recliner be more appropriate than a standard recliner?
- A) For users who require postural support and pressure relief without changing hip angle
- B) For users who enjoy spinning quickly
- C) For people who live in small apartments
- D) For pets
🎉 Correct! Tilt-in-space maintains body alignment while relieving pressure, ideal for clients with complex needs.
❌ Incorrect. Recliners don’t spin.
❌ Incorrect. Tilt models are often larger, not smaller.
❌ Incorrect. Recliners are designed for human use.
