User punches in a number with telephone stick
A small wooden stick is inserted into a universal holder that sits in a wrist bandage, see associated tip. The stick has a rubber tip and is used for purposes such as entering phone numbers, typing on the computer, etc.
The user can insert the stick into the universal holder without assistance. He holds the stick between his fingers, moves the other hand with the universal strap toward the stick and presses the stick against a surface such as the armrest of the wheelchair.
User inserts stick into universal holder
User presses stick into universal strap against the armrest of the wheelchair
Related tips
Holder for flatware and typing sticks sewn onto wrist bandage, suitable for persons without wrist function or finger dexterity. 2007
Adapted eating utensils make it possible for a person with a high spinal cord injury to eat without assistance. 2007
Remote controls with foam rubber and writing stick make it possible for persons with impaired hand function to use TV, stereo, etc. 2007
