Developmental Disabilities
Sensory Disabilities
Physical Disabilities
Medical Technology Assistance
Other
100

A subset of developmental disability.

What are intellectual disabilities?

100

Some patients have a loss of peripheral or central vision.

What is visual impairment?

100

Characterized by poorly controlled body movement.

What is cerebral palsy?

100

Tracheostomy

What is a surgical procedure that creates a stoma through a patient's anterior neck?

100

May be in a hospice facility or at home.

What is a terminally ill patient?

200

Trust Every Available Member.

What is the TEAM Approach?

200

Sensorineural deafness

What is nerve damage?

200
Ataxia

What is an unsteady gait?

200

A useful mnemonic to help remember the possible causes of airway obstruction in a trach patient.

What is D.O.P.E.?

200

A device implanted under the skin to regulate the heart rate.

What is an internal cardiac pacemaker?

300

Characterized by deficits in social communication and interactions along with restricted, repetitive patterns of behavior.

What is Autism Spectrum Disorder?

300

Faulty transmission of sound waves.

What is Conductive hearing loss?

300

Spina Bifida

What is a birth defect caused by the incomplete closure of the spinal column?

300

Compressed oxygen cylinders and oxygen concentrator.

What is home oxygen?

300

Shunts

What are tubes that drain excess cerebrospinal fluid from the ventricles of the brain to keep pressure from building up in the brain?
400
Characterized by a genetic chromosomal defect.

What is Down Syndrome?

400

Should remain with the patient in the patient compartment of the ambulance.

What is a service animal?

400

The US government mandated that foods be fortified with this vitamin to reduce the risk of spina bifida.

What is B9 (folic acid)?

400

Patients requiring this may not have an underlying respiratory drive.

What is a mechanical ventilator?

400

Often extremely allergic to Latex products?

What are patients with spina bifida?

500

When caring for this patient, talk in a calm, soothing tone, and watch the patient closely for signs of anxiety or aggression.

What is a brain injury patient?

500

Behind the ear, Conventional body, in the canal, in the ear, and completely in the canal.

What are the different types of hearing aids?

500

25% of patients with cerebral palsy have this.

What is a seizure disorder?

500

Attached with electrodes or a belt wrapped around the chest or stomach.

What is an Apnea Monitor?

500

A special piece of equipment that takes over the function of one or both heart ventricles.

What is a ventricular assist device?

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