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Jack Nichols (References (American Occupational Therapy Association.…

- - - - Connect lights to an app on the iPad so Jack is able to adjust brightness during task performance
- - - - Jack states Bingo is difficult, because he is unable to fully read the card, and states he is frustrated with how slow he is at finding the bingo numbers - slow scanning
    - - Jack find's himself often bumping into furniture and doors
    - - Jack find it difficult to identify and differentiate self care tools in the cabinet drawer such as his razor, deodorant, toothbrush, and hair comb
    - - Jack finds it difficult to pay bills and write checks due to his visual field loss, and often writes outside of the line
    - - Decreased safety during use of oven, stove, and sharp objects. Jack claims he has issues in identifying certain foods and spices. He states he enjoys using the Crock-Pot to cook, but has a difficult reading the temperature and often forget to turn it off.
    - - Jack is concerned for the safety of his grandchildren while he is babysitting them, he wishes he could take them to the park like he used to, but he fears they will get out of his line of sight and something will happen to them
    - - Jack states he stays at home most days because he is afraid of getting hurt while out in the community.
- - - - Once Jack determines the products he would like to use, begin implementing a training program to education Jack on all the specification and ways to effectively use the devices and adaptations.