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Principles of assessment and intervention in AT - -consider all components of HAAT,human,activity , the AT, and the context the AT to be used in -service is enabling -assesment is ongoing and deliberate -require colaboration and consumer-centered approaches -require an understanding of how to gather and interpret data -conducted in ethical manner informed by evidence Primary purpose of AT - Enablement of activity performance and participation through provision of hard and soft AT Client...

RESNA - Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of North America ATP - Assistive Technology Professional Sensorineural - Type of hearing loss that can result in dizziness Sensation - Major function of the dermis that is of concern for people who have had a spinal cord lesion. Ligament Function - Attaches one bone to another Left CVA - Right Side paralyzed, language would be involved Neutral or Normal Pelvic Alignment - The ASIS and PSIS are level with each other Post...

Radio frequency transmission - What is the best mode of transmission for an EADL that controls a distant device such as a garage door opener? The Code of Ethics lists modes of moral conduct to be adhered to, while the Standards of Practice gives specific concepts and rules for promotion of ethical principles - What is the main difference between the RESNA Code of Ethics and the RESNA Standards of Practice for Assistive Technology Practitioners and Suppliers? The intensity in decibels (dB) ...

DYSARTHRIA - This term is given to describe a disorder of motor speech control that results from central or peripheral nervous system damage characterized by weakness, slowness, and uncoordinated muscles that are necessary for speech to occur. APRAXIA - This term is given to describe the loss of the ability to carry out familiar movements or to make a focused and purposeful use of an object. APHASIA - This term is given to describe a language disorder affecting both expression and recepti...

Allophones - Combinations of phonemes Encoding - Organized info to be stored in long term memory Endurance - The length of time an individual can sustain a force and repeat an action over time Engrams - Muscle memory. The steps and processes for an activity/ movement becoming automatic requiring little or no effort. Equilibrium - Reactions that provide balance when a person's COG is disturbed Morphology - System of rules for organizing morphemes. They are the smallest meaningful units o...

Numeric Code - AAC coding technique in which a number stands for a word, phrase, or sentence. Communicate quickly with fewer keystrokes Abbreviation Expansion - AAC device automatically expands the abbreviation into the expanded word. abd = abduction Coverage Vocabularies - provide basic communication topics as well as concepts for people who cannot spell - words, symbols, or pictures Acceleration Vocabularies - intended to increase the rate of communication for people who can spell - let...

Center of Gravity - The point on a person's body where their mass is concentrated in relationship to how he is positioned in space. In sitting, shifts forward from sacrum to naval (approximately) Muscles involved in sitting - Back, Abdominal, Intercostal Muscles (between ribs) and muscles around hips & pelvis use resting contractures to maintain upright position against gravity Movement occurs when - muscles on one side of a joint contract while muscles on the other side of the joint rel...

During the taking of a penalty kick, A7 uses several stutter-steps but does not interrupt the approach to the ball. The ball enters the goal. The referee should: - Allow the goal and restart with a kickoff by the defending team. During their inspection of the field, the referees note that the field has multiple lines of different color and the soccer field areas contrast in color to the other markings. The referees should: - Begin the contest as this is permitted by rule 1-2-1 During inspe...

7.1.1 What is the duration of the game? - 2 x 40 minute (or 4 x 20 minute quarters) halves or 80 minutes for high school. 60 minutes total is recommended for junior high school. 7.1.2 Can the game be shortened? - If the officials, or both coaches, agree the game can be shortened. This decision must occur before the second half is started. 7.1.3 What happens if the game is suspended for weather or other reason? - If it is before the end of the first half the game may be replayed from the be...

A soccer field must be this geometric shape. - rectangle The corner flags must be no taller than 4 feet. - false The "D" at the top of the penalty area is important because - it serves as a restraining line for penalty kicks The corner arc, which is measured from the intersection of the touchline and the goal line, extends into the field of play ___ yard(s). - 1 The NFHS requires the "hash mark" on all high school soccer fields? - false Another name for the Penalty Area is the "18."...

Team A takes a shot on goal, which deflects off the referee and goes across the goal line just to the right of the goal. - The referee shall award a goal kick to Team B. During the pregame inspection, the official notes that the visiting team's players are wearing white socks with visible black electrical tape around the top of their socks in honor of a schoolmate who has died. The official should: - Not permit players with black tape to play until it is corrected. Prior to the game, whet...

Which of the following ARE NOT considered offside offenses when the attacker is in an offside position at the moment when the ball was played or touched by a teammate? a) Being involved in active play by interfering with play b) Being involved in active play by interfering with an opponent c) Being involved in active play by gaining an advantage by playing the ball or interfering with an opponent d) All of the above are offside offenses - yes Where three or more defending team players for...

Welcome back to US Soccer grassroots refereeing! Which of the following exists to offer support and opportunities for your training and development as a grassroots referee? - Both A and B are correct The purpose of the grassroots referee is to: - Facilitate a fair, safe, and fun game for players The performing environment of the grassroots referee includes the following - Grassroot games (youth and adult) In small sided, 7v7, 9v9, 11v11 The responsibilities of the referee consist of: - al...

CERAP Child Endangerment Risk Assessment Protocol - Structured approach to decision-making designed to guide support and document professional judgement in situations in which children are potentially in danger immediately or in the very near future. A CERAP is used through the life of a case; always. Focus only on the information which you are given. - Do not read, assume, or attribute evidence to other "ifs" of the situation. Key information related to Safety Threat Assessment: - Child...

Stages of Assessment - Information gathering--> Information Analysis-->draw conclusion→ make decision How often is CERAP used? - CERAP is always used throughout the life of the case to assess the child's safety 7 Deadly Sins - Colic Awakening at Night Separation Anxiety Normal Exploratory Behavior Normal Negativism Normal Poor Appetite Toilet Training Resistance Dependency: - When a child becomes dependent on the state for care. Something poses a safety threat to child: - 1....

Child Endangerment Risk Assessment Protocol (CERAP) - "Life-of-the case" protocol designed to provide workers with a mechanism for quickly assessing the potential for moderate to severe harm immediately or in the near future and for taking quick action to protect children CERAP is a ____________________ assessment only - Familial Any child safety threats identified in CERAP must...... - Be incorporated into the SACWIS Family Service Plan Severity of the Behavior/Condition - The likely d...

What are the three DCFS outcomes for children? - Safety, well-being, and permanency. What are the seven deadly sins? - 1. Colic 2. Awakening at night 3. Separation anxiety 4. Normal exploratory behavior 5. Normal negativism 6. Normal poor appetite 7. Toilet training resistance Which of the deadly sins most commonly lead to fatal abuse? - Colic and toilet training resistance. Definition of abuse - Something that is being done TO the child. Definition of neglect - Something that is NOT...

Severity of the Behavior/Condition - the likely degree of harm involved children are subjugated to by a behavior/condition that is the responsibility of a caregiver. This degree of harm can range from low to moderate to severe. Moderate to Severe Harm - means a serious threat of danger to a child's life or health, impairment to his or her physical or mental well-being or disfigurement. Immediate or in the Near Future - means that an incident can occur now in the very near future. ex. bef...

Safe - Child is not in any immediate risk of harm Unsafe - Child is in immediate risk of harm What's a CERAP? - Child Endangerment Risk Assessment Protocol - Safety determination form - CPI completes form within 24 hours after the investigator first sees the child, whenever evidence/circumstances suggest that a child's safety may be in jeopardy, every 5 working days following the determination that a child is unsafe and a safety plan is implemented, and/or at the conclusion of the f...

GEOINT - Geospatial Intelligence SIGINT - Signals Intelligence - Produced by exploiting foreign communications systems and non-communications emitters, often used for cueing other sensors to potential targets of interest. OSINT - Open Source Intelligence - Intelligence based on open source information that any member of the public can lawfully obtain by request, purchase, or observation. TECHINT - Technical Intelligence - Derived from the exploitation of foreign material and scientific in...