CEAC Assistive Technology & Safety Solutions 2

Question 1

Which type of alerting system uses bed shakers to notify individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing of an emergency alarm?

Accepted Answer

Vibrotactile alerting device

Answer

Vibrotactile alerting devices convert sound signals into physical vibrations, often placed under mattresses to wake sleeping individuals during alarms.

Question 2

Under ADA Standards, what is the minimum required clear floor space for a forward approach to an assistive technology device mounted on a wall?

Accepted Answer

30 inches by 48 inches

Answer

ADA Standards require a 30-inch by 48-inch clear floor space to allow a wheelchair user to make a forward approach to wall-mounted devices.

Question 3

A client with low vision needs to use a stove safely at home. Which assistive technology solution is MOST appropriate?

Accepted Answer

Adding high-contrast color coding and large-print labels to controls

Answer

High-contrast color coding and large-print labels enhance visibility of stove controls without removing the client's ability to cook independently.

Question 4

Which standard governs the requirements for accessible emergency communication systems in residential buildings?

Accepted Answer

NFPA 72

Answer

NFPA 72 (National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code) establishes requirements for emergency communication systems including visual and audible notification appliances.

Question 5

A powered wheelchair user reports difficulty activating elevator buttons from their seating position. What is the FIRST assessment step?

Accepted Answer

Measure the user's functional reach range from their seated position

Answer

Assessing the user's actual functional reach range determines whether the issue is the device height, the user's positioning, or a combination of both.

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CEAC Assistive Technology & Safety Solutions 2