DISABILITIES Flashcards
What are the four types of disabilities? (Most common within Australia)
Physical Impairment
Mental Impairment (Psychological)
Sensory Impairment
Learning disabilities (Intellectual)
What is a Physical Impairment?
Incomplete use of limbs or disfigurement.
What is a mental impairment?
A psychological disorder, or brain damage
What is a sensory impairment?
Unable to use at least one of the sense to its full capacity.
What is a Learning disability?
Often a mental or intellectual disability which effects the persons ability to learn at the average of others.
What are three Physical Disabilities?
Spina, Bifida, Stroke, Loss of limbs, Cerebral Palsy, Parkinson’s disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Arthritis.
What are some examples of Mental or Psychological Disabilities?
Depression, Bipolar Disorder, Anxiety, Schizophrenia, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Eating Disorder, Panic Disorder, PTSD, Social Phobia.
What are some examples of Sensory Disabilities?
Visual Impairments, Hear impairments, Speaking impairments
What are some examples of Learning Disabilities?
Dyslexia
ADHA
What are variations of diversity for disabilities?
Hidden/obvious
Acquired/from birth
Stable/episodic
Short term/long term
How can a disability effect an individual’s access to financial support services?
Di
What is the financial support provided for short term disabilities called?
Sickness allowance
What is the financial support provided for individuals with disabilities that are unable to use public transport called?
Mobility allowance
What is the financial support provided for young people with disabilities called?
Child disability assistance/youth disability supplements.
What is the financial support provided for long term disabilities called?
Disability support pensions