Accessibility Case Study

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BY: ROBERT MASON ACCESSIBILITY CASE STUDY

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Utah Valley UniversityDGM-312G-X01-Christensen

Transcript of Accessibility Case Study

  • B Y : R O B E R T M A S O N

    ACCESSIBILITY CASE STUDY

  • ABOUT TRICIA

    Likes: Tangled

    Playing with toys

    Her Ipad

    Going for walks

    Listening to music Especially Taylor

    Swift

    Socializing

    Dislikes: Not getting what

    she wants

    Stretching/Physical Therapy

    Being left alone

    Getting her hair brushed

    14 years old

  • HER TYPICAL DAY

    Wake up & her mom gets her ready for school.

    Goes to a local junior high

    Comes home & plays with family or support staff

    Dinner

    Plays some more

    Goes to bed at 7:30 PM

  • CHALLENGES

    Dandy Walker Syndrome

    Cerebral Palsy Epilepsy Visual Impairments

    Needs things to be made very large for her to be able to see.

    Functions at a 2-3 year old developmental level.

    In a wheelchair and unable to do things independently.

    Only has use of her right side of her body limited function of her left.

    Verbal but has difficulty knowing what to say in a conversation so she repeats phrases.

  • CURRENT ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY

    Wheelchair Big

    Cant disassemble

    Stander Helps her get into

    standing position

    Outgrown the size

    Ramp Van Easy accessibility for

    wheelchair

    Expensive maintenance

  • NEW ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY

    Power Wheelchair Allow her to be more

    independent

    Make it easier on caregivers

    Expensive

    Ceiling Transfer Lift Would allow Tricia access

    to all areas of her home.

    Assists caregivers in lifting/moving

    New Stander Help work her muscles Have one that fits Reduce strain on

    caregivers getting her in and out of old stander.

  • THE END