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Providing Independent Play and Participation for Young Children with Physical Impairments

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1.  Play is important for which of the following? Participation Socialization Motor development All of the above

2.  Which of the following do Basic Electronic Aids to Daily Living (EADLs) provide? Alternative access to multiple devices around the home Alternative access to battery operated and simple electrical devices Alternative access to audiovisual equipment Alternative access to power wheelchairs

3.  How are basic EADLs usually accessed? Finger touch Eye gaze Voice Switch

4.  What is latch control? First switch activation turns device on; second switch activation turns off Switch contact has to be sustained for the device to remain on Frst switch activation turns device on for a pre-set amount of time None of the above

5.  What can be developed using intermittent switch controls? Motor skills Scanning skills Patience Vision

6.  What is an advantage of using Basic EADLs to control simple electrical devices? It is less costly It is more exciting Batteries do not have to be replaced It is easier to use

7.  What are examples of devices that are difficult to control through a basic EADL and that are often adapted directly? CD players DVD players MP3 players All of the above

8.  Apps can be used for which of the following goals? Play Education Switch skill development All of the above

9.  If a child cannot accurately touch the display on a tablet, what can he/she use to access many apps? A keyboard Switches A mouse Voice

10.  Some toys interact with a mobile device. What is a drawback to this option? The apps are difficult to access Cost Vision Cognitive load