Developmental Disability in Healthcare-Module 5: Domains of Accessibility

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Module 5 covers the five domains of accessibility: physical, sensory, intellectual, social-emotional, and communication. It explains disabilities within each domain and suggests accommodations. The physical domain involves conditions affecting physical functioning, with solutions like ramps and automatic doors. The sensory domain covers blindness, deafness, and sensory disorders, with accommodations like interpreters and quiet areas. The intellectual domain includes autism and brain injuries, recommending plain language and peer support. The social-emotional domain caters to ADHD and mental health conditions, offering behavioral supports and fidgets. The communication domain addresses issues like cerebral palsy, advocating for sign language and technology aids.

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In this module, you will learn about the five domains of functioning and common disabilities that fall within each function.

Keywords

accessibility

disabilities

accommodations

sensory disorders

communication aids