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30 Cards in this Set
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All hearing aids have these parts:
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Microphone
Power source Receiver |
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Types of hearing aids include:
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Body
Behind the ear (BTE) In the ear (ITE) In the canal (ITC) Completely in the canal (CIC) |
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What are the parts of the cochlear implant?
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Microphone
Speech processor External receiver Internal electrode array |
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Name 3 assistive listening devices:
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Telephone enhancement
Television enhancement systems Signal alerting devices |
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True or False:Is it important to share information with parents regarding their child's disorder?
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TRUE
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What are the 4 models of program delivery parent- infant?
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Clinic based
Simulation home In the home Correspondence |
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What are some areas of speech to consider during aural rehabilitation?
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Fluency
Rate Articulation Phonology Voice |
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What are the 4 theories of language acquisition?
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Behavioral
Pyscholinguistic Cognitive- semantic Socio-communicative |
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Name 2 things that an aural rehab program must include:
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Defining clients problems
Assessing clients specific needs Establishing goals related to those needs Determining method to achieve goals Evaluating effectiveness of strategies |
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What 3 things is included in aural rehab for adults?
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Hearing aid and ALD information
Counseling Communication rehabilitation |
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What is the definition of aural rehabilitation?
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An attempt to reduce the barriers to communication that result from hearing impairment and facilitate adjustment to the possible pyshosocial, educational, and occupational impact of that auditory deficit.
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Name 2 audiometric assessments?
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1.Tympanometry
2.Acoustic reflex threshold 3.Auditory Brainstem Response |
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What does MCL and UCL stand for?
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MCL- most comfortable loudness
UCL- uncomfortable loudness |
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Describe the difference between congenital vs acquired HL?
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Congenital - loss prior to the development of aural speech and language
Acquired- prelingual hearing loss |
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Why is counseling important to this field?
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In aural rehab, the clinician needs to be sensitive to and unafraid of the multifaceted nature of their work, which is both content and emotion based.
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A professional should NOT:
Encourage Be helpful Be positive in spirit Promise outcomes of services |
Promise outcomes of services
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True or false:
Early identification of hearing loss and amplification is vital to provide time for parents to progress through a sequence of events commonly reported to occur in the parents of hearing impaired children. |
TRUE
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True or false:
Hearing aids are classified as medical devices and federal regulations require medical clearance prior to fitting hearing aids on children. |
TRUE
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What is an FM system used for?
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Important contributor to promoting auditory development; allows a consistent optimal auditory input of the parents voice free of masking by background noise; can accelerate children's use of their residual hearing and often generates a greater recordable frequency range later in life.
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Name 4 elements of auditory development?
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1.Detection
2.Discrimination 3.Identification 4.Comprehension 5.Creating a listening environment 6.Parent- child interaction 7.Full range of listening experiences |
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What are the 3 components of language?
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1. Semantics
2. Syntax 3. Pragmatics |
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True or False: During the first 6 months of life, there is symbolic representation.
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FALSE; there is no symbolic representation
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Name 2 types of teaching:
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1. Informal teaching
2. Formal teaching |
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What is the anticipatory set?
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A strategy based on both natural ordering and the propensity of human beings to anticipate required future responses on the basis of immediately preceding stimuli.
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What are the most common faults with vowel production by children who have hearing impairment?
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Neuralization, prolongation, dipthongization, exaggeration.
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What are the 3 components of language?
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1. Semantics
2. Syntax 3. Pragmatics |
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True or False: During the first 6 months of life, there is symbolic representation.
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FALSE; there is no symbolic representation
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Name 2 types of teaching:
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1. Informal teaching
2. Formal teaching |
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What is the anticipatory set?
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A strategy based on both natural ordering and the propensity of human beings to anticipate required future responses on the basis of immediately preceding stimuli.
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What are the most common faults with vowel production by children who have hearing impairment?
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Neuralization, prolongation, dipthongization, exaggeration.
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