Wheelchairs come in various types, each designed to meet specific needs and accommodate different users and environments. Here’s a list of common types of wheelchairs and their uses:

1. Manual Wheelchair:
   • Standard Manual Wheelchair: Basic wheelchair with two large rear wheels and two small front casters, propelled by the user or pushed by a caregiver. Suitable for users with sufficient upper body strength and mobility.
   • Lightweight Manual Wheelchair: Similar to standard manual wheelchairs but constructed from lighter materials for easier maneuverability and transport. Ideal for users who require frequent mobility and independence.
2. Power Wheelchair:
   • Standard Power Wheelchair: Motorized wheelchair powered by rechargeable batteries, controlled via a joystick or other input device. Suitable for users with limited upper body strength or mobility.
   • Travel Power Wheelchair: Compact and lightweight power wheelchair designed for easy transport and maneuverability, often featuring foldable frames and removable components.
   • Heavy-Duty Power Wheelchair: Sturdy and durable power wheelchair with reinforced frames and components, designed to accommodate users with higher weight capacities or more demanding usage requirements.
3. Transport Wheelchair:
   • Transport Chair: Lightweight and compact wheelchair designed primarily for transporting individuals over short distances, often used for travel, medical appointments, or outings. Typically propelled by a caregiver.
4. Pediatric Wheelchair:
   • Pediatric Manual Wheelchair: Scaled-down version of standard manual wheelchairs designed specifically for children, with adjustable features to accommodate growth and varying needs.
   • Pediatric Power Wheelchair: Motorized wheelchair designed for children, providing mobility and independence for pediatric users with mobility impairments.
5. Reclining Wheelchair:
   • Reclining Manual Wheelchair: Wheelchair with a reclining backrest that allows users to adjust their position for comfort or pressure relief, ideal for users who spend extended periods seated.
   • Reclining Power Wheelchair: Motorized wheelchair with a reclining feature, offering users the ability to change positions independently or with caregiver assistance.
6. Standing Wheelchair:
   • Standing Manual Wheelchair: Wheelchair equipped with a standing feature that allows users to transition from a seated to a standing position, promoting better circulation, pressure relief, and social interaction.
   • Standing Power Wheelchair: Motorized wheelchair with a standing function, providing users with the ability to stand up from a seated position using powered mechanisms.
7. Sports Wheelchair:
   • Basketball Wheelchair: Specifically designed for wheelchair basketball, featuring a low-profile frame, angled wheels, and adjustable features for enhanced maneuverability and performance.
   • Tennis Wheelchair: Adapted for wheelchair tennis, with a lightweight frame, high-performance wheels, and adjustable seating to accommodate dynamic movements on the court.
   • Racing Wheelchair: Streamlined wheelchair designed for wheelchair racing events, featuring a lightweight, aerodynamic frame and large rear wheels for maximum speed and agility.
8. Beach Wheelchair:
   • Beach Wheelchair: All-terrain wheelchair designed for use on sand, gravel, or uneven surfaces, featuring wide, inflatable tires and corrosion-resistant materials for outdoor use.

Each type of wheelchair serves specific purposes and is designed to meet the unique needs of users in various situations, environments, and activities.

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