Which statement best describes Roho cushions?

• A. They decrease pressure on the sitting area
• B. They are made of solid foam
• C. They are not adjustable
• D. They require no maintenance

Answer: (A)

Roho cushions reduce sitting-area pressure by distributing the user’s weight across a larger surface through interconnected air cells that contour to the body. By adjusting the inflation, the cushion maintains proper contact and spreads load to lower peak pressures, which helps prevent tissue breakdown and provides better seating stability. That makes the statement about decreasing pressure the best description. They are not solid foam; they use air-filled cells, and they do require maintenance—regularly checking and adjusting inflation and inspecting for leaks—so the ideas that they’re not adjustable or require no maintenance aren’t accurate.