Adaptations to Accommodate Specific Limitations
What is shorten distance, change locomotor pattern, make safe areas in tag games.
Amputation.
What is missing part or all of a limb?
An game adaptation in badminton for a single leg amputee.
What is allow student to use a rolling chair, bigger slower shuttle, allow that student to have a partner?
AK.
Above or through the knee joint.
Adaptation for an amputee with one arm in floor hockey.
What is lighter/shorter hockey stick?
Two categories of amputations.
What is congenital or acquired amputation?
Adaptation for a double leg amputee in bowling.
What is use a ramp, allow student to push ball down lane while sitting?
A prosthesis is something that...
What is a substitute for a missing body part?
Adaptation for a AE amputee in softball.
What is use a lighter bat or hit off a tee?
AE.
What is above or through elbow joint?
Adaptation for a double leg amputee to feel included in floor hockey.
What is have typically developing students play on scooters?
Another term for limb deficiency.
What is congenital amputation?
What is use a lighter ball, allow student to use one hand when striking, allow unlimited number of hits?
This can possibly happen to muscles around the affected limb/area.
What is muscular atrophy?
What is use lighter weights, easy to grip, or bands during strength exercises.
Term to describe an amputation when a limb is removed by operation.
What is acquired amputation?
Adaptation for a BK amputee in kickball.
What is allow student to use a stick or crutches to kick, allow student to be in a chair to move around bases, allow student to kick ball while it is stationary?
These can develop due to wearing a prosthesis.
What is pressure sores?