Question 1

What are the two pathways on the Pathways through Grief model of grieving?

Accepted Answer

A)  grief and acceptance 
B)  positive and negative 
C)  nature and nurture 
D)  clinical and intuitive 
A)  grief and acceptance 
B)  positive and negative 
C)  nature and nurture 
D)  clinical and intuitive

Question 2

Nearly 80% of children who have hearing loss have risk factors at birth.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Match the co-occurring conditions with their syndrome :
-Congenital sensorineural hearing loss and progressive loss of vision

Accepted Answer

A)  Alport 
B)  Bjornstad syndrome 
C)  Crouzon 
D)  Down 
E)  Edward
F) Fetal alcohol syndrome
G) Harboyan
H) Latham-Munro
I) Mondini dysplasia
J) Robinson
K) Treacher Collins
L) Usher 
A)  Alport 
B)  Bjornstad syndrome 
C)  Crouzon 
D)  Down 
E)  Edward
F) Fetal alcohol syndrome
G) Harboyan
H) Latham-Munro
I) Mondini dysplasia
J) Robinson
K) Treacher Collins
L) Usher

Question 4

Persons who have hearing loss of __________ dB HL or greater do not produce OAEs.

Accepted Answer

A)  10 to 15 
B)  15 to 25 
C)  25 to 30 
D)  30 to 40 
A)  10 to 15 
B)  15 to 25 
C)  25 to 30 
D)  30 to 40

Question 5

In an ABR, potentials are categorized in terms of their __________, or the time at which they appear following acoustic stimulation.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In an ABR, potentials are categorized in...

Question 6

What is the ideal false-negative rate of a UNHS program?

Accepted Answer

A)  0 
B)  5% or less 
C)  10% or less 
D)  15% or less 
A)  0 
B)  5% or less 
C)  10% or less 
D)  15% or less

Question 7

Sounds entering the inner ear from the middle ear are amplified by _____________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Sounds entering the inner ear from the...

Question 8

A__________approach acknowledges parental expertise, and includes parents and often other family members, such as grandparents and siblings in the design and execution of a child's aural rehabilitation plan.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A__________approach acknowledges parental expertise, and includes parents...

Question 9

Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) involves testing every baby for hearing loss in the___________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) involves...

Question 10

What are the three shortcomings of BOA?

Accepted Answer

The three shortcomings include:
Babies v

Question 11

Match the co-occurring conditions with their syndrome :
-Myoclonus epilepsy, ataxia, and sensorineural hearing loss

Accepted Answer

A)  Alport 
B)  Bjornstad syndrome 
C)  Crouzon 
D)  Down 
E)  Edward
F) Fetal alcohol syndrome
G) Harboyan
H) Latham-Munro
I) Mondini dysplasia
J) Robinson
K) Treacher Collins
L) Usher 
A)  Alport 
B)  Bjornstad syndrome 
C)  Crouzon 
D)  Down 
E)  Edward
F) Fetal alcohol syndrome
G) Harboyan
H) Latham-Munro
I) Mondini dysplasia
J) Robinson
K) Treacher Collins
L) Usher

Question 12

Match the co-occurring conditions with their syndrome :
-Nephritis and sensorineural hearing loss

Accepted Answer

A)  Alport 
B)  Bjornstad syndrome 
C)  Crouzon 
D)  Down 
E)  Edward
F) Fetal alcohol syndrome
G) Harboyan
H) Latham-Munro
I) Mondini dysplasia
J) Robinson
K) Treacher Collins
L) Usher 
A)  Alport 
B)  Bjornstad syndrome 
C)  Crouzon 
D)  Down 
E)  Edward
F) Fetal alcohol syndrome
G) Harboyan
H) Latham-Munro
I) Mondini dysplasia
J) Robinson
K) Treacher Collins
L) Usher

Question 13

Match the descriptions with their terms:
-A condition during pregnancy that is characterized by hypertension and edema

Accepted Answer

A)  auditory evoked potential (AEP) 
B)  otoacoustic emissions (OAEs) 
C)  conditioned response 
D)  toxemia 
E)  microcephaly
F) autosomal dominant condition
G) autosomal recessive condition
H) cholesteatoma
I) auditory neuropathy
J) family systems theory 
A)  auditory evoked potential (AEP) 
B)  otoacoustic emissions (OAEs) 
C)  conditioned response 
D)  toxemia 
E)  microcephaly
F) autosomal dominant condition
G) autosomal recessive condition
H) cholesteatoma
I) auditory neuropathy
J) family systems theory

Question 14

Children who receive a diagnosis of auditory neuropathy will exhibit:

Accepted Answer

A)  good word recognition 
B)  only mild to moderate hearing loss 
C)  normal OAEs 
D)  normal ABRs 
A)  good word recognition 
B)  only mild to moderate hearing loss 
C)  normal OAEs 
D)  normal ABRs

Question 15

Match the descriptions with their terms:
-An abnormally small head due to a failure of the brain to grow

Accepted Answer

A)  auditory evoked potential (AEP) 
B)  otoacoustic emissions (OAEs) 
C)  conditioned response 
D)  toxemia 
E)  microcephaly
F) autosomal dominant condition
G) autosomal recessive condition
H) cholesteatoma
I) auditory neuropathy
J) family systems theory 
A)  auditory evoked potential (AEP) 
B)  otoacoustic emissions (OAEs) 
C)  conditioned response 
D)  toxemia 
E)  microcephaly
F) autosomal dominant condition
G) autosomal recessive condition
H) cholesteatoma
I) auditory neuropathy
J) family systems theory

Question 16

How often should a younger child's hearing be tested after a hearing loss has been identified (assuming no other problems are present and there is no concern about the accuracy of the test results)?

Accepted Answer

A)  once a month 
B)  once a year 
C)  twice a year 
D)  every other year 
A)  once a month 
B)  once a year 
C)  twice a year 
D)  every other year

Question 17

Babies who fail the screening test but who turn out to have normal hearing are examples of__________ results.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Babies who fail the screening test but...

Question 18

Match the descriptions with their terms:
-A condition where the patient has a pure-tone audiogram that shows any degree of hearing loss, along with normal OAEs

Accepted Answer

A)  auditory evoked potential (AEP) 
B)  otoacoustic emissions (OAEs) 
C)  conditioned response 
D)  toxemia 
E)  microcephaly
F) autosomal dominant condition
G) autosomal recessive condition
H) cholesteatoma
I) auditory neuropathy
J) family systems theory 
A)  auditory evoked potential (AEP) 
B)  otoacoustic emissions (OAEs) 
C)  conditioned response 
D)  toxemia 
E)  microcephaly
F) autosomal dominant condition
G) autosomal recessive condition
H) cholesteatoma
I) auditory neuropathy
J) family systems theory

Question 19

Match the descriptions with their terms:
-Requires both parents to have the affected gene in order to pass a trait onto an offspring

Accepted Answer

A)  auditory evoked potential (AEP) 
B)  otoacoustic emissions (OAEs) 
C)  conditioned response 
D)  toxemia 
E)  microcephaly
F) autosomal dominant condition
G) autosomal recessive condition
H) cholesteatoma
I) auditory neuropathy
J) family systems theory 
A)  auditory evoked potential (AEP) 
B)  otoacoustic emissions (OAEs) 
C)  conditioned response 
D)  toxemia 
E)  microcephaly
F) autosomal dominant condition
G) autosomal recessive condition
H) cholesteatoma
I) auditory neuropathy
J) family systems theory

Question 20

Toxemia is an example of a_____________ factor that may affect a child's hearing status.

Accepted Answer

A)  perinatal 
B)  postnatal 
C)  prenatal 
D)  antenatal 
A)  perinatal 
B)  postnatal 
C)  prenatal 
D)  antenatal

What are the two pathways on the Pathways through Grief model of grieving?

Nearly 80% of children who have hearing loss have risk factors at birth.

Match the co-occurring conditions with their syndrome : -Congenital sensorineural hearing loss and progressive loss of vision

Persons who have hearing loss of __________ dB HL or greater do not produce OAEs.

In an ABR, potentials are categorized in terms of their __________, or the time at which they appear following acoustic stimulation.

What is the ideal false-negative rate of a UNHS program?

Sounds entering the inner ear from the middle ear are amplified by _____________.

A__________approach acknowledges parental expertise, and includes parents and often other family members, such as grandparents and siblings in the design and execution of a child's aural rehabilitation plan.

Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) involves testing every baby for hearing loss in the___________.

What are the three shortcomings of BOA?

Match the co-occurring conditions with their syndrome : -Myoclonus epilepsy, ataxia, and sensorineural hearing loss

Match the co-occurring conditions with their syndrome : -Nephritis and sensorineural hearing loss

Match the descriptions with their terms: -A condition during pregnancy that is characterized by hypertension and edema

Children who receive a diagnosis of auditory neuropathy will exhibit:

Match the descriptions with their terms: -An abnormally small head due to a failure of the brain to grow

How often should a younger child's hearing be tested after a hearing loss has been identified (assuming no other problems are present and there is no concern about the accuracy of the test results)?

Babies who fail the screening test but who turn out to have normal hearing are examples of__________ results.

Match the descriptions with their terms: -A condition where the patient has a pure-tone audiogram that shows any degree of hearing loss, along with normal OAEs

Match the descriptions with their terms: -Requires both parents to have the affected gene in order to pass a trait onto an offspring

Toxemia is an example of a_____________ factor that may affect a child's hearing status.

Introduction

Adults Who Have Hearing Loss

Assessing Hearing Acuity and Speech Recognition

Listening Devices and Related Technology

Auditory-Only and Auditory Training for Adults

Audiovisual Speech Perception and Speechreading Training for Adults

Communication Strategies and Conversational Styles

Assessment of Conversational Fluency and Communication Difficulties

Communication Strategies Training

Counseling, Psychosocial Support, and Assertiveness Training

Aural Rehabilitation Plans for Adults

Aural Rehabilitation Plans for Older Adults

Infants and Toddlers

School-Age Children

Auditory and Speechreading Training for Children

Speech, Language, and Literacy

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Exam 13: Detection and Confirmation of Hearing Loss in Children

What are the two pathways on the Pathways through Grief model of grieving?

Nearly 80% of children who have hearing loss have risk factors at birth.

Match the co-occurring conditions with their syndrome : -Congenital sensorineural hearing loss and progressive loss of vision

Persons who have hearing loss of __________ dB HL or greater do not produce OAEs.

In an ABR, potentials are categorized in terms of their __________, or the time at which they appear following acoustic stimulation.

What is the ideal false-negative rate of a UNHS program?

Sounds entering the inner ear from the middle ear are amplified by _____________.

A__________approach acknowledges parental expertise, and includes parents and often other family members, such as grandparents and siblings in the design and execution of a child's aural rehabilitation plan.

Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) involves testing every baby for hearing loss in the___________.

What are the three shortcomings of BOA?

Match the co-occurring conditions with their syndrome : -Myoclonus epilepsy, ataxia, and sensorineural hearing loss

Match the co-occurring conditions with their syndrome : -Nephritis and sensorineural hearing loss

Match the descriptions with their terms: -A condition during pregnancy that is characterized by hypertension and edema

Children who receive a diagnosis of auditory neuropathy will exhibit:

Match the descriptions with their terms: -An abnormally small head due to a failure of the brain to grow

How often should a younger child's hearing be tested after a hearing loss has been identified (assuming no other problems are present and there is no concern about the accuracy of the test results)?

Babies who fail the screening test but who turn out to have normal hearing are examples of__________ results.

Match the descriptions with their terms: -A condition where the patient has a pure-tone audiogram that shows any degree of hearing loss, along with normal OAEs

Match the descriptions with their terms: -Requires both parents to have the affected gene in order to pass a trait onto an offspring

Toxemia is an example of a_____________ factor that may affect a child's hearing status.

Introduction

Adults Who Have Hearing Loss

Assessing Hearing Acuity and Speech Recognition

Listening Devices and Related Technology

Auditory-Only and Auditory Training for Adults

Audiovisual Speech Perception and Speechreading Training for Adults

Communication Strategies and Conversational Styles

Assessment of Conversational Fluency and Communication Difficulties

Communication Strategies Training

Counseling, Psychosocial Support, and Assertiveness Training

Aural Rehabilitation Plans for Adults

Aural Rehabilitation Plans for Older Adults

Infants and Toddlers

School-Age Children

Auditory and Speechreading Training for Children

Speech, Language, and Literacy

Filters