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9 Cards in this Set
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what are the steps in the natural progression of the hard of hearing process
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identification; intervention; monitoring; after as needed
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what decisions and needs change over time
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diagnosis; intervention (amplicication); therapy program; educational system; vocational system
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who provides care?
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team of professionals
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what is true about cochlear implants?
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more of them being done; earlier the better; less wime without hearing the better; more time with s/l exposure
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what are some vulnerabilites of the cochlear implants?
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not all children are candidtates; three manufacuteres; knoledge base provide by researchers
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what makes a good hearing aid candidate
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physiucal capacity to accept implant; no active medical disease; degree of loss; benefit from amplification; commitment to spoken language
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what do "we" fo with child with hL
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ongoing assessment of hearing, fitting and monitoring of amplicification;
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Ar with adult pre-lingual hl what is the focus on therapy
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emphasis on establishment of functional verbal skills goes could incluide communication skills for a specific reason
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what is ar with adult post lingual deafness where is the emphasis and goes and problem areas
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restoration of function for maintenance abilities/ goes include functional communication skills/ problem areas include vocational fam and psych-social
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