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RA No. 9709

Universal newborn hearing screening and intervention Act

RA NO. 9245

Philippine Ear Research Institute Act of 2003

RA 11106

Filipino Sign Language Act

Passed on August 28 2018

Program based on community based rehab

Easy Access to Rehabilitation Services

Pushes university to provide quality education for learners with special needs

Ched memorandum Order 23 of 2000

There should be complete adequate and integrated education for the deaf.

RA NO. 7277

Develops a preference for utterances with intonation variation

3-4 months

Develops a preference for utterance with intonation variation

3-4 months

Responds to own name

5 months

Begins to listen to themselves in vocal play

6 months

Develops sustained auditory attention

9 months

Develops early auditory comprehension

12-18 months

Independently seek out sound source in another room

18-24 months, auditory localization

Auditory feedback mechanism

3-4 years

Distance learning

3-4 years

Develop attention span for instruction

5-6 years

Development of auditory overload processing

8 years old

Vocabulary is 100-200

12-18 months

Share auditory info

2-3 years

May miss up 50% of speech, behavior problem, poor listener

Mild

50-100% may be missed, voice and speech is poor, limited vocab

Moderate

Loud voices possible heard up

Severe

Works within boundaries

Multidisciplinary

Work towards common goal and not in isolatatiob

Interdisciplinary

Principle 1

Duty to clients

Theory when some acts are morally obligatory regardless of their consequences for human welfare. Actions are good and bad according to clear set of rules

Deontology

Actions are good or bad based upon their consequences

Consequentialism

Theory considers the person's development and characteristics

Virtue ethics

American speech and hearing association

1947

First known detailed description of hearing device

Geometria, pietro amiani

Earliest known to manufacture HA

Frederick C. Rein

De subtilitate

Bone conduction; giro cardano

Introduced first wearable bone conduction HA

Sonotone corporation

Discriminate high and low sounds

3 months

Can report when speaker makes an error in spoken language

4-5 years

Moderate Sounds you can hear

V, p k th s

Moderately severe

J z m b d n h g

Manufactured the first electric hearing device

Miller Reese Hutchison (akoulallion)

Introduced the first in the ear hearing aid

Dahlberg 1955

First digital HA to be successfully commercialized

1996

Lip reading

Nitchie's method (pre-electronic)

Introduced the electronic era

Electronic amplifier

Fundamental problem with sensorineural HL

Reduction in the dynamic range of hearing

Aural rehab program

1943

ASHA

1947

Introduced the first wearable bone conduction HA

Sonotond corporation 1932

In the ear HA

Dahlberg Inc 1955

First fully digital HA to be successfully commercialized

SENSO