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                  integration/accessibility                Basic neurosciences
                    Chris’s case study, 298                  basic neurophysiology, 7
                    James’s case study, 304–305              blood supply, 6–7, 6f
                    John’s case study, 308–309               central nervous system, 3–6, 3f, 5f, 8–10
                    Pauline’s case study, 306                impairment function and participation, 2
                    Selina’s case study, 291                 motor system, 10–14
                  need for, 82–83                            specific conditions, 14–25
                  outcome measures for                     Bath Institute of Medical Engineering (BIME),
                    functional independence measure, 99          231–232
                    goal attainment scaling, 99–100        Becker’s muscular dystrophy, 25
                    individually prioritised problem       Bi-Manu-Track, 318, 319f
                      assessment, 97                       Blood supply
                    International Classification and Function   embryological development, 6, 6f
                      (ICF), 96–97                           immature and fragile, 6
                    psychological impact of assistive devices   Bluetooth, 224–225
                      scale, 98                            Bluetooth keyboards, 113
                    therapy outcome measures system, 98    Brain-computer interfaces (BCI), 145
                    user evaluation of satisfaction with   Brain, functional areas
                      assistive technology, 98               forebrain, 8
                  physical skills, 93–94                     hindbrain, 8
                  referral forms                             midbrain, 8
                    information gathered, 90, 91t          Brain stem, 10, 56
                    ‘reason for referral’, 90              Broca’s area, 10
                    services, 91
                  sensory skills, 94–95                    C
                 Assistive Technology Industry Association,   Cambus Smart Cottage, 230–231
                      84–85                                Carer support, 242–244
                 Asymmetrical tonic neck reflex (ATNR), 59  CEBus, 222
                 AT. See Assistive technology (AT)         Cedar Foundation, 233
                 Ataxia telangiectasia, 16                 Central nervous system (CNS), 8–10, 8f
                 Attention                                   caudal neuropore, 3–4
                  cocktail party effect, 37                  cell type, 3
                  ‘content-free’ cueing, 39                  complexity, 12
                  goal-dependent sustained/                  contralateral, 4
                      switching, 38–39                       embryology of, 3, 3f
                  scheduling software, 38                    fMRI pathway differentiation, 5, 5f
                  working memory capacity, 37                grey matter, 4
                 Augmentative and Alternative                ipsilateral, 4
                      Communication (AAC), 83                postural control systems, 56, 57f
                 Automated verbal instructions, 32           rostral neuropore, 3–4
                 Autonomic nervous system, 8                 white matter, 4
                                                           Central pattern generators, 10–11
                 B                                         Cerebellum, 57
                 BACnet, 221–222                           Cerebral palsy (CP)
                 Barrie’s case study, 114–115                antenatal, 14
                 Basal ganglia, 56                           basal ganglia damage, 15
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