GLPH385 Module 4 Questions with complete solution
2025/2026
1.Aging in place person's ability to continue living independently at home
and/or in their commu- nity and is supported/facilitated
through the provision of necessary supports and services
-need to be safe in their homes and live in their homes
2. Traditional tech-
nologies cell phones, tablets, and other technologies that facilitate human contact
and can be used to connect (through social media or video conferencing)
or for travel (ex: ridesharing applications)
3. Non-traditional
technologies
robots and voice-first technology (like Alex and ElliQ) can be used to connect
with loved ones (when enabled with programming that can send an
4. Internet email or make a call)
of Things
the interconnection via the internet of computing devices embedded in
everyday objects, enabling them to send and receive data
-connect home devices through cloud platforms to provide real-time
feedback to users, manufacturers, and third parties
5. AAL systems comprised of various sensors that use AI to analyze behaviour and
compare it to established patterns, identify divergences (ex: longer time
than usual in bathroom that may indicate the person has fallen) and
call caregivers as needed
ex: sensors to detect open doors, activity in bed (respiration, heart rate,
move- ments), sensors in the kitchen (stove left on, water running,
excessive smoke)
6. Smart home
de- vices -Google Home and Amazon Alexa are examples of Smart Home devices
-The voice is voice activated and can be linked to wifi-capable
appliances to create a smart home system, providing autonomy for
those facing challenges to independent living
-these devices can take the place of a caregiver for tasks like
adjusting the thermostat, lights, or setting reminders for things
like taking medications
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11
, 7. stigma, loss of human contact, loss of privacy (ex: sexual activity)
2/
11
2025/2026
1.Aging in place person's ability to continue living independently at home
and/or in their commu- nity and is supported/facilitated
through the provision of necessary supports and services
-need to be safe in their homes and live in their homes
2. Traditional tech-
nologies cell phones, tablets, and other technologies that facilitate human contact
and can be used to connect (through social media or video conferencing)
or for travel (ex: ridesharing applications)
3. Non-traditional
technologies
robots and voice-first technology (like Alex and ElliQ) can be used to connect
with loved ones (when enabled with programming that can send an
4. Internet email or make a call)
of Things
the interconnection via the internet of computing devices embedded in
everyday objects, enabling them to send and receive data
-connect home devices through cloud platforms to provide real-time
feedback to users, manufacturers, and third parties
5. AAL systems comprised of various sensors that use AI to analyze behaviour and
compare it to established patterns, identify divergences (ex: longer time
than usual in bathroom that may indicate the person has fallen) and
call caregivers as needed
ex: sensors to detect open doors, activity in bed (respiration, heart rate,
move- ments), sensors in the kitchen (stove left on, water running,
excessive smoke)
6. Smart home
de- vices -Google Home and Amazon Alexa are examples of Smart Home devices
-The voice is voice activated and can be linked to wifi-capable
appliances to create a smart home system, providing autonomy for
those facing challenges to independent living
-these devices can take the place of a caregiver for tasks like
adjusting the thermostat, lights, or setting reminders for things
like taking medications
1/
11
, 7. stigma, loss of human contact, loss of privacy (ex: sexual activity)
2/
11
