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Environmental Modification & Accessibility Design Flashcards

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  1. A client uses a power wheelchair with a turning radius of 30 inches. What minimum clear floor space is needed for a 180-degree turn?

    Answer: 60-inch diameter circle

    ADA Standards require a 60-inch diameter clear floor space to allow a wheelchair 180-degree turn.

  2. In accessible bathroom design, the centerline of a toilet must be located how far from the side wall in a standard ADA-compliant configuration?

    Answer: 17–19 inches

    ADA Standards require the toilet centerline to be between 17 and 19 inches from the side wall or partition.

  3. Which modification BEST addresses the needs of a client with severe arthritis who has difficulty operating standard door hardware?

    Answer: Lever-style door handle

    Lever-style door handles require minimal grip strength and can be operated with a closed fist or forearm, making them ideal for arthritis.

  4. What is the maximum cross-slope permitted on an accessible pedestrian route according to ADA Standards?

    Answer: 1:48 (2.08%)

    ADA Standards limit cross-slope on accessible routes to 1:48 (approximately 2%) to prevent wheelchair drift.

  5. A stairway chairlift is being considered for a client. Which condition would make this modification LEAST appropriate?

    Answer: Client cannot transfer independently at the top landing

    If a client cannot independently transfer from the chairlift to a wheelchair or walking surface at the landing, the chairlift creates a safety hazard rather than solving the mobility problem.

  6. In a roll-in shower designed per ADA Standards, what is the minimum clear floor space required?

    Answer: 36 × 60 inches

    ADA Standards require a minimum 36 × 60-inch clear floor space for a transfer-type roll-in shower.

  7. When evaluating a client's home for aging in place, the FIRST step in the CEAC assessment process is:

    Answer: Conduct a functional mobility assessment

    A functional mobility assessment establishes the client's actual performance in their environment, which drives all subsequent modification recommendations.