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RESNA - ANWER-Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of North America ATP - ANWER-Assistive Technology Professional Sensorineural - ANWER-Type of hearing loss that can result in dizziness Sensation - ANWER-Major function of the dermis that is of concern for people who have had a spinal cord lesion. Ligament Function - ANWER-Attaches one bone to another Left CVA - ANWER-Right Side paralyzed, language would be involved Neutral or Normal Pelvic Alignment - ANWER-The ASIS and PSIS are level with each other Posterior Pelvic Tilt - ANWER-Pelvis tilts backward so that the ASIS is higher then the PSIS Anterior Pelvic Tilt - ANWER-Pelvis tilts forward so that the ASIS is lower than the PSIS Pelvic Obliquity - ANWER-One side of the pelvis (one ASIS) is higher than the other Pelvic Rotation - ANWER-One side of the pelvis is more anterior or more posterior than the other Important to know--Client's level of spinal cord injury - ANWER-Indicates what motor functions remain, what sensory functions remain, helps determine parameters the assistive technology must fulfill. Cerebellum Disorder - ANWER-Impaired Motor Coordination Abduction - ANWER-Movement away from the midline Adduction - ANWER-Movement toward midline Pronation - ANWER-Rotation of the forearm/ankle that turns the palm/foot downward Supination - ANWER-Rotation of the forearm/ankle that turns the palm/foot upward Anterior (or ventral) - ANWER-Toward the front of the body Prone - ANWER-Face or palm side down Supine - ANWER-Face or palm side up Lateral - ANWER-Away from the midline of the body Medial - ANWER-Toward the midline of the body Multiple Sclerosis - ANWER-Diagnosis of progressive inflammatory disease of the CNS Scoliosis - ANWER-Lateral Curvature of the Spine Cer