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Guest Rooms
Have hearing-impaired alert kits available such as a door knocker and/or alarm vibrator. 806.3.2 Notification Devices....
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Attachment C
These include use of gestures or visual aids to supplement oral communication; an exchange of written notes; use of a computer or typewriter; use of assistive listening devices (to amplify...
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Attachment D: HUMBOLDT COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICY STATEMENT REGARDING EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION WITH PEOPLE WHO ARE DEAF OR HARD OF HEARING
These include use of gestures or visual aids to supplement oral communication; an exchange of written notes; use of a computer or typewriter; use of assistive listening devices (to amplify...
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COMMENTS
obligation to engage in readily achievable barrier removal is clearly a continuing duty, the Department has declined to establish any independent requirement for an annual assessment or self-evaluation...
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§ 382.70 Disability-related complaints received by carriers
., food allergies, chemical sensitivity), paraplegic, quadriplegic, other wheelchair, oxygen, stretcher, other assistive device (cane, respirator, etc.), and other disability....
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Specialized Customer Premises Equipment (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Telecommunications Act requires that whenever it is not readily achievable to make a product accessible, a manufacturer shall ensure that the equipment is compatible with existing peripheral devices...
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2.4.2 Considerations of Manufacturers in Accessible MDE Design
safety, essential performance, and usability; ergonomic guidelines; and ultimately, validation with representative customers to help establish the safety and effectiveness of the medical devices...
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5. Interoperability Requirements for Assistive Technology
Under these guidelines, telecommunications equipment must be compatible with “peripheral devices and specialized premises equipment commonly used by individuals with disabilities to achieve...
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4.3.8 Operating forces
Further, tasks and products that require operation of controls or object grasping should allow for both right and lefthanded operation, given that more than 25% of wheeled mobility device...
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Readily achievable (Advisory Guidance)
For example, it may not be readily achievable to add a large display for low vision users to a small pager designed to fit in a pocket, because making the device significantly larger would...
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II-7.1000 Equally effective communication
Auxiliary aids and services include a wide range of services and devices that promote effective communication....
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Who Is Eligible To Receive Testing Accommodations?
disability generally should not demand extensive analysis and must be made without regard to any positive effects of measures such as medication, medical supplies or equipment, low-vision devices...
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Attachment A: Disability-Related Issues for Emergency Plan Coordinators
Practice using evacuation devices. Practice dealing with different circumstances and unforeseen situations, such as blocked paths or exits. ...
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3.3.14 Grip Strength
* Percent capable indicate the percentage of the sample (grouped by gender and device type) capable of successfully forming a hand grip and exerting a force for three repetitions...
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1193.35 Redundancy and selectability [Reserved] (Advisory Guidance)
For example, insertion of a particular card can cause a device to increase the font size on a display screen or activate speech output....
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