Biomedical Engineering Reference
In-Depth Information
FIgUre 12.7
(See color insert.)
Talker that uses simple switches to scan letters for forming words.
TABLe 12.1
Case 1. Michael
Bodily
Functions
Activities and
Participation
Environmental
Factors
Assistive Technology
b117.0
b167.0
b210.0
b230.0
b320.4
b7354.4
b7650.4
d4103.4 (admission)
d4103.2 (current)
- special chair
- customized toilet seat
- customized bathing chair
e1151 + 3
d4102.4 (admission)
d4102.2 (current)
d450.4 (admission and
current)
e1201 + 3
- adapted wheelchairs
- alternative device for locomotion
(adapted “flyer”)
d335.4 (admission)
d335.2 (current)
d330.4 (admission)
d330.3 (current)
e1251 + 3
e1301 + 3
- “yes/no” signs
- communication boards
- letter boards
- game software
- switches for running software
- software keyboard mouse (SKM)
- talker
d440.4 (admission)
d440.3 (current)
e1401 + 3
- toys with switch
- customized remote control
- digital topics
- virtual games
e355 + 4
e415 + 4
e340 + 4
e5852 + 4
e5850 + 2
Bodily functions were classified according to data obtained in the initial evaluation; activities
and participation were classified according to performance at admission and currently; envi-
ronmental factors reflect the procedural aspect of the application of AT resources, according to
the needs of each developmental stage.
