Lead me!
This is the correct way to get a DB person's attention.
What is shoulder tap?
This person is arguably the most well known DB person.
Who is Helen Keller?
This is a whitening of the eyes.
What is cataracts?
This is signing into a limited field of vision.
What is ASL?
This is one modification to be made for a TTY that would make it more accessible for DB.
What is a dog?
This is what caused Helen Keller to lose her vision.
This terms means the DB cause is present at birth.
What is congenital?
This is a code represented by raised dots.
What is Braille.
This is training for DB to live independently.
What is O & M?
Orientation and mobility
This is what you signal to a DB client when there is an emergency.
This DB person was the first to receive an education in the English language.
Who is Laura Brigman?
This was a large cause of DB until a vaccine for it was created in the1980s.
What is Rubella?
This is signed directly into the hands.
What is tactile sign language?
This would be an appropriate modification for the game of chess so DB could play.
What is raised squares or peg holes for the pieces?
This change in environment can greatly impact a DB individual.
This DB person graduated from Harvard Law.
Who is Haven Girma?
This goes by another name but is commonly called ear poisoning.
What is ototoxicity?
Fingerspell into the DB client's hands.
This assistive technology is commonly used by Deaf Blind students to access written materials.
What is refreshable braille screens?
This is the correct order to describe an environment to a DB individual.
What is label what it is, then provide a description.
This DB organization is located in San Diego, CA.
What is the Helen Keller National Center for DB Youths?
This acquired cause of deaf blindness is separated into 3 different categories.
What is Usher syndrome?
This is using your index finger to draw the alphabet onto the DB person's hand.
What is Print on Palm?
This technology has greatly improved DB individuals in an educational setting.
What is text to speech software?