Table 9.

Time required for ADL performance using prosthetic upper limb (n = 49).

Time Required for ADL Performance	Washing	Grooming	Dressing			Eating
			Buttoning Shirts	Closing the Zipper of Pants	Tying Shoe-Laces	Using a Spoon	Using a Fork	Using Chopsticks
≥1 week	24.5% (n = 12)	20.4% (n = 10)	20.4% (n = 10)	22.4% (n = 11)	10.2% (n = 5)	34.7% (n = 17)	36.7% (n = 18)	28.6% (n = 14)
1 week–3 months	20.4% (n = 10)	16.3% (n = 8)	14.3% (n = 7)	18.4% (n = 9)	12.2% (n = 6)	18.4% (n = 9)	18.4% (n = 9)	16.3% (n = 8)
3–6 months	18.4% (n = 9)	18.4% (n = 9)	24.5% (n = 12)	22.4% (n = 11)	12.2% (n = 6)	12.2% (n = 6)	12.2% (n = 6)	10.2% (n = 5)
6 months–1 year	8.2% (n = 4)	14.3% (n = 7)	14.3% (n = 7)	16.3% (n = 8)	10.2% (n = 5)	12.2% (n = 6)	10.2% (n = 5)	10.2% (n = 5)
1–2 year	8.2% (n = 4)	8.2% (n = 4)	4.1% (n = 2)	8.2% (n = 4)	8.2% (n = 4)	6.1% (n = 3)	8.2% (n = 4)	6.1% (n = 3)
2–3 year	4.1% (n = 2)	8.2% (n = 4)	6.1% (n = 3)	2.0% (n = 1)	8.2% (n = 4)	8.2% (n = 4)	6.1% (n = 3)	2.0% (n = 1)
Impossible	16.3% (n = 8)	14.3% (n = 7)	16.3% (n = 11)	10.2% (n = 5)	38.8% (n = 19)	8.2% (n = 4)	8.2% (n = 4)	26.5% (n = 13)
Time required for ADL performance	Toileting	Using a Cell Phone	Using Remote Controller	Using Computer Mouse	Using Keyboard
≥1 week	32.7% (n = 16)	38.8% (n = 19)	44.9% (n = 22)	36.7% (n = 18)	32.7% (n = 16)
1 week–3 months	24.5% (n = 12)	16.3% (n = 8)	14.3% (n = 7)	16.3% (n = 8)	14.3% (n = 7)
3–6 months	16.3% (n = 8)	18.4% (n = 9)	16.3% (n = 8)	16.3% (n = 8)	18.4% (n = 9)
6 months–1 year	0% (n = 0)	2.0% (n = 1)	2.0% (n = 1)	4.1% (n = 2)	4.1% (n = 2)
1–2 year	6.1% (n = 3)	4.1% (n = 2)	6.1% (n = 3)	4.1% (n = 2)	4.1% (n = 2)
2–3 year	6.1% (n = 3)	6.1% (n = 3)	6.1% (n = 3)	8.2% (n = 4)	10.2% (n = 5)
Impossible	14.3% (n = 7)	14.3% (n = 7)	10.2% (n = 5)	14.3% (n = 7)	16.3% (n = 8)

Note. Only current prosthetic upper limb users were included in the analysis. ADL, activities of daily living.