Conclusion

We have decided to reject our null hypothesis based on our research and the results obtained.


Research applicability to Occupational Therapy
In the event that a client sustained a fracture or has low level of arousal, the Occupational Therapist can measure the length of elbow to tip of hand to estimate the height of the client. This enables the Occupational Therapist to prescribe an appropriate walking aid (i.e. walking frame, crutches) with the correct dimensions based on the approximate readings from the client's length of elbow to tip of hand.