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Which of the following combination of appropriate aids and appliances - student's disability is NOT correct? I. Braille - Hearing Impairment II. Mobility aids (walker etc.) - Motor and Physical Disabilities

Which of the following combination of appropriate aids and appliances - student's disability is NOT correct? I. Braille - Hearing Impairment II. Mobility aids (walker etc.) - Motor and Physical Disabilities Correct Answer Only I

Disability is any condition of the body or mind that makes it more difficult for the person to perform day-to-day tasks and makes interaction difficult with other people.

Key Points 

  • Braille 
    • It is a tactile writing system that is used by visually impaired persons.
    • It was developed by Louis Braille in the 1800s.
    • It is a combination of six dots per cell. These dots are arranged in two vertical rows.
    • Braille is a system of raised dots that help blind and deaf-blind persons to read and understand easily.
    • They use it with their fingers by sensing the impressions of the raised dots.
    • It is not a language but rather a system of code that helps in learning many languages like English, Arabic, Chinese, Spanish, and many more.
    • It is not used by people with hearing impairment. They have separate devices that aid in hearing.
Additional Information 
  • Motor and Physical Disabilities
    • When there is loss or limited movement of body parts and their functioning leads to the motor or physical disability.
    • Poor stamina, weak muscles, lack of control, or total paralysis are the result of motor and physical disabilities.
    • Mobility aids like walkers, wheelchairs, crutches, stairlifts, etc help people with such disabilities.

Hence, Only I is correct.

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