Definition & Examples
Characteristics
Educational
Settings
Challenges
Strategies & Interventions
100

What does OHI stand for?

Other Health Impairment. 

100

Name one physical characteristic of OHI.

Fatigue or reduced stamina

100

What is the most common classroom setting for students with OHI?

General education classroom

100

What is one social challenge faced by students with OHI?

 Isolation or difficulty participating in group activities

100

What is one accommodation that can help students with OHI in the classroom?

Extra breaks or flexible seating

200

Name one condition that qualifies under OHI.

ADHD, epilepsy, diabetes, asthma, etc. 

200

What cognitive challenge is common among students with OHI?

Attention difficulties

200

What is a “pull-out” service?

When students leave the classroom for specialized instruction.

200

 Why might fatigue be a major issue for students with OHI?

It affects their ability to stay focused and complete tasks.

200

Name one assistive technology tool for students with OHI. 

Timers, text-to-speech software, or organizational tools

300

What federal law includes OHI as a category?

Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)

300

Name a behavioral trait students with ADHD may display.

Impulsivity, hyperactivity, or difficulty regulating emotions

300

What is a “push-in” service?

When a specialist provides support within the general education classroom.

300

How do frequent absences impact students with OHI?

They can fall behind academically and socially.

300

Why is a consistent classroom routine beneficial for students with OHI?

It reduces stress and helps them feel secure.

400

True or False: OHI is only for students with physical disabilities.

False

400

What does “limited alertness” mean in the context of OHI?

Difficulty staying attentive to learning tasks due to medical or physical conditions

400

Name one example of a self-contained classroom.

 A classroom where students receive individualized instruction for most or all of the day.

400

True or False: Students with OHI never face behavioral challenges.

False

400

What is one way teachers can support students with ADHD in the classroom?

Provide movement breaks or use visual cues

500

Why is a medical diagnosis important for OHI classification?

It helps determine the impact of the condition on a student’s learning and eligibility for services.

500

How might frequent hospital visits impact a student’s education?

They may miss school, leading to academic gaps and social isolation.

500

True or False: All students with OHI require the same type of educational setting.

False

500

Name one emotional challenge students with OHI may experience.

Anxiety, frustration, or feelings of exclusion

500

How can a teacher foster inclusion for students with OHI?

Encourage peer support, use a buddy system, and create collaborative activities

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