ADA Flashcards

1
Q

About __ in 10 Americans have a disability.

A

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2
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What year was the Americans with Disabilities Act first enacted?

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1990

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3
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What provisions are included in the ADA to prevent employment discrimination?

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  • Individuals with disability
  • Reasonable accommodation
  • Undue hardship
  • Qualified individual with a disability
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4
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What are some example of reasonable accommodation?

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  • Modifying work schedules
  • Acquiring or modifying equipment
  • Providing qualified interpreters
  • Appropriately modifying examinations, trainings, or other programs
  • Reassigning a curent employee to a different position
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5
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An action necessary to provide a reasonable accommodation that would cause the employer or owner significant difficulty or expense (depends on size of business, number of employees, type of business, nature and cost of accommodation, risk to others).

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Undue hardship

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6
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Person who has the legitimate skill experience, education or other requirements of an employment position that he or she holds or seeks, and who can perform the “essential functions” of the position with or without reasonable accomodation

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Qualified individual with a disability

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7
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When was the ADA revised?

A

2010

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8
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Who is responsible for developing and updating accessibility guidelines?

A

United States Access Board (USAB)

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9
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Who enforces (and is responsible for interpretation of the rules) accessibility guidelines?

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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and Department of Justice

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10
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Who is required to follow ADA standards?

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  1. All places of public accommodation and commercial facilities (all businesses that serve the public) that are newly constructed or being renovated
  2. All state and local government facilities
  3. If a facility receives federal funds
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11
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Who is not required to follow ADA standards?

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Residential dwellings or housing units

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12
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What are the ADA standards for doors?

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  • Width of 32” or greater

- Handles 34 - 48” from floor

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13
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What are the ADA standards for ramps?

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  • Max slope of 1:12 (slopes cannot be steeper than 1:8 so must be changed immediately)
  • Min width of 36”
  • Max rise for a ramp of 30”
  • Handrails required for a ramp run with a rise greater than 6”
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14
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What is the ADA standard for floor surfaces?

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Stable, firm, and slip resistant

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15
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What is the ADA standard for carpet?

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Pile height of ½” max

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16
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What is the ADA standard for tables?

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28-34” above the floor

17
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What is the ADA standard for turning space?

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60” min diameter

18
Q

What is a PT’s role for people with disabilities?

A

Advocate for full inclusion and access, promote education and implementation of standards and analysis for pt’s homes and businesses

19
Q

What are home recommendations for bed and toilet seats?

A

23-25”