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| what frequencies are most important for speech understanding? |
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| why do we use the above frequencies for testing children? |
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| in their speech range frequencies |
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| what is CPA testing and how is it done? |
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conditioned play audiometry
when a child hears a sound you condition the child to put the blocks in the bucket |
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| what PPSRT is and how we use it? |
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picture pointing speech recognition threshold
tell them to point to hte cowboy on a picture board when they hear the word given
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| when child hears the sound they put the block in the bucket |
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| what is sound field testing? |
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| put the child between the speakers and they will turn their head towards the speaker that produced the sound |
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| the limitations of soundfield testing |
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| it wont give you ear specific test results because they will hear the sound in both ears |
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| visual reinforcement audiometry is when you present a sound to one side the child hten looks at eh noise and if correct they are reinforced by illimination of a puppet |
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| know what instructions we gib parents before begining VRA |
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| parents are to say as still as possible |
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| it is used to bring the child attention back to the center were and hold it there until a new sound is presented |
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| what does word discrim manual dexterity mean? |
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| if patient can put on hearing aid without help |
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| word discrim test should be better or worse with hearing aid in ? |
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| _________ determines what type of hearingaid is best for the patient |
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| assistive listening device |
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| which type of hearing aid is best for children and has the most power? |
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| what is another name for ITE |
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| ITE has a custom fit and requires more repairs due to ? |
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| _______ is smaller than ITE |
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| _____ requires resonble dexterity because of smaller size |
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few options
highly subject to moisture and wax |
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| _______ provide the least amount of intensity |
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| ________ have no patient controls available |
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| CIC requires excellent _______ |
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| _______ is most subject to repair of all the hearing aids due to it being completely in the ear |
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| the most cosmetically pleasing is the _____ |
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| Open fit is also known as a _________ |
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| open fit is/is not cosmetically appealing |
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| open fit has a _____ subjectivity to moisture control |
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| open fit ear pieve is very ______ |
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| _________ allows natural sound to enter the ear |
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| open fit eliminates the ______ effect |
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| open fit preserves ______ accoustic properties of the ear canal |
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| what is the main reason that ppl wont wear hearing aid? |
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| cosmetically if they dont like it |
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| cochlear implant: an electrode is implanted into the _________ of the cochlea |
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