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Candidate control interface -CORRECT ANSWER-Tested on a comparative basis, computer-aided and non-computer aided interfaces. Comparative testing is based off the speed or rate response and the correctness of response. Factors to be considered in selecti

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Candidate control interface -CORRECT ANSWER-Tested on a comparative basis, computer-aided and non-computer aided interfaces. Comparative testing is based off the speed or rate response and the correctness of response. Factors to be considered in selection of a wheelchair -CORRECT ANSWER-"severely mobility-impaired" users are unable to propel a wheelchair independently. Dependent mobility or powered mobility base is the only option for those users. Oculomotor system acts as an effector -CORRECT ANSWER-Can be described as visual approach, visual rasp, visual manipulation, and visual release Disabilities with detrimental affects on speech and language skills -CORRECT ANSWER-DYSARTHRIA: from peripheral nerve damage APRAXIA: central nervous dysfunction that prevents or restricts the coordination of peripheral muscles APHASIA: trouble recalling vocabulary or organizing language into meaningful sentences Pelvis -CORRECT ANSWER-Key point of control that affects the body's posture Electronic Aids to Daily Living (EADLs) -CORRECT ANSWER-Controlled with infrared radio frequency and ultrasounds. Encompass the integration of computers and voice activation as means for control. Electronic aids involve input or access, transmission, output and feedback Motor control and development -CORRECT ANSWER-Common disorders that affect motor control are Cerebral Palsy, spinal cord injury, TBI, and progressive conditions Occurs from head (cepholocaudal) to tail (proximodistal) REFLEXES are invountary responses to an outside stimulus Translational movement -CORRECT ANSWER-When all parts of the body move in the same direction, at the same time, and for the same distance Rotational movement -CORRECT ANSWER-Direction, distance, and time happening simultaneously BUT around a an axis or fulcrum Friction -CORRECT ANSWER-Static friction: a force that must be overcome to start a body in motion


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