Words and phrases that have a meaning related to assistive: (119 results)
Often used in the same context:
visually impaired, augmentative, occupational therapy, braille, visual impairment, visually challenged, disabled, nonvisual, audiometric, deaf, nonverbal, rehabilitative, handicapped, profoundly deaf, expressive aphasia, cerebral palsy, amblyopic, binaural, cochlear, ambulatory, occupational therapist, hemiplegic, physical therapy, neuromotor, retinal scanning, prosthetic, sightless, wearable, manual dexterity, neurosensory, isometric exercise, visual aids, diagnostic, kinaesthetic, portable, orthopedic, motorized wheelchair, american sign language, auditory, psychopharmacological, robotic, neuromuscular, ataxic, sensory, operatory, robotic telesurgery, haptic, arthritic, cognitive, functional, vestibular, vocational rehabilitation, adaptive, sensorimotor, electronic, epileptic, ambulant, phantom limb, orthotic, tactile, muscular dystrophy, specialized, autistic, aphasic, motorized, bioelectric, enteral, speech intelligibility, obsoleting, proprioceptive, resuscitative, neuro, nonliterate, chiropractic, phonemic, musculoskeletal, prosthodontic, interactive, wireless, orthodontic, voice recognition, quadriplegic, sensorineural hearing loss, multiple sclerosis, neurological, psychotherapeutic, binocular vision, noninvasive, intermittent claudication, optometric, podiatric, presbyopic, interspinous, combat casualty, myogenic, reticular formation, audiovisual, spinal, spastic paralysis, phantom limb pain, lifesaving, extracorporeal, based, instructional, outsourced, computerbased, costeffective, monitoring, hased, guidance, hypermedia, upgrade, computing, it, modeling, multimedia, nonmilitary, processing
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— Nouns for assistive: devices, technology, device, technologies, personnel, equipment, services, systems, exercises, aids, exercise, more...
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