ADA: Americans w Disabilities Flashcards

1
Q

individual with a disability

A

persons with physical/mental impairment that substantially limits 1 or more of major life activities

  • self-care
  • walking
  • speaking
  • learning
  • working
  • breathing
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2
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ADA

A

1992
titles w regulations & guidelines
goal = eliminate discrimination against persons w disabilities

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Q

ADA titles

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  1. employment
  2. public service/transportation
  3. public accommodations`
  4. telecommunication
  5. miscellaneous provisions
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title 1: Employment

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goal = prevent discrimination in hiring/promoting by the EEOC
- “reasonable accommodations” by employer

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5
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reasonable accommodation

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modify workspace so a disabled person can easily perform job task

  • accessible workplace
  • service dogs
  • relocate cabinets
  • provide readers/interpreters
  • adjust the height or create cutouts @ desk
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6
Q

accommodations for hearing

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phone w texting
amplified headset
visual signals for alarms
CC for TV

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Q

accommodations for vision

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tactile sensors/labels
computer or voice command technology
lighting

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Q

undue burden

A

significant difficulty/expense
company is too small to provide accommodations/resources

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9
Q

title III

A

public accomodations

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10
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title III: public accomodations

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promote full/equal access to services, facilities & accommodations of public places

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public places like…

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hotels, theatres, grocery stores, public transportation, parks, and places of education

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12
Q

ways to create better access:

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ramps
wider doorways
installation of grab bars
accessible parking spaces
curb cutouts

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13
Q

accessible

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a person with a disability can function as independently as possible

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14
Q

optimal house design x3

A

single story
open floor plan
attached garage w/o steps

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15
Q

universal home design x4

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wider halls/doors
level-type doorknobs
varied height of countertops
recessed under sinks, cabinets

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16
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areas to assess X5

A

General considerations
kitchen
bathroom
bedroom
garage (if applicable)

17
Q

assessment of residence

A
  • pt evals home enviornment
  • interview pt & family
  • home visit (day/night)
  • determine what modifications are needed
18
Q

door width =
hall width =
threshold into home =
carpet =

A

door width = 32 in minimum
hall width = 32 in min
threshold into home = 0.5 or less
carpet = 0.5 or less

19
Q

sink height =
range =
turning radius =

A

32-34 in max from floor
32-34 in from floor
5x5ft optimal

20
Q

bed height =
closet =

A

18-22 in
48 in max

21
Q

toilet = x2

roll in shower =
reg. shower =
sink =
safety/grab bars =

A

16 in - wheeled commode or shower chair
18 in for sitting transfer

30x60 in
36x36 in
34 in max from floor
24-30 in long

22
Q

ceiling height for van =
WC transfer =
WC lift vehicle =

A

10 ft min
5 ft
8 ft

23
Q

turning radius for wheelchair

A

60x60 in
or
5x5ft

24
Q

ADA ramp ratio

A

1:12
every inch rise = 12 in run

25
Q

T/F: If a rise is greater than 6in or a run is greater than 72in, handrails should be provided

A

true

26
Q

landing minimum is …

A

5x5ft

27
Q

ramp width

A

36 in minimum