Question 1

Match these description with their components of a typical AR program :
-Teaching of strategies that enhance communication and minimize communication difficulties

Accepted Answer

A)  diagnosis 
B)  provision of appropriate HATS 
C)  auditory training 
D)  communication strategies training 
E)  informational and educational counseling 
F)rational acceptance counseling
G) psychosocial support
H) frequent communication partner training
I) speechreading training
J) speech-language therapy
K) in-service training 
A)  diagnosis 
B)  provision of appropriate HATS 
C)  auditory training 
D)  communication strategies training 
E)  informational and educational counseling 
F)rational acceptance counseling
G) psychosocial support
H) frequent communication partner training
I) speechreading training
J) speech-language therapy
K) in-service training

Question 2

The impact of hearing loss is invisible.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Speechreading training uses:

Accepted Answer

A)  only the visual channel. 
B)  both the visual and auditory channels. 
C)  only the auditory channel 
D)  the visual, auditory, and tactile channels. 
A)  only the visual channel. 
B)  both the visual and auditory channels. 
C)  only the auditory channel 
D)  the visual, auditory, and tactile channels.

Question 4

Match these description with their components of a typical AR program :
-Explanation and dispensing of devices that supplement or replace a hearing aid

Accepted Answer

A)  diagnosis 
B)  provision of appropriate HATS 
C)  auditory training 
D)  communication strategies training 
E)  informational and educational counseling 
F)rational acceptance counseling
G) psychosocial support
H) frequent communication partner training
I) speechreading training
J) speech-language therapy
K) in-service training 
A)  diagnosis 
B)  provision of appropriate HATS 
C)  auditory training 
D)  communication strategies training 
E)  informational and educational counseling 
F)rational acceptance counseling
G) psychosocial support
H) frequent communication partner training
I) speechreading training
J) speech-language therapy
K) in-service training

Question 5

Match these description with their components of a typical AR program :
-Instruction about normal hearing, hearing loss, listening device technology, and other services

Accepted Answer

A)  diagnosis 
B)  provision of appropriate HATS 
C)  auditory training 
D)  communication strategies training 
E)  informational and educational counseling 
F) rational acceptance counseling
G) psychosocial support
H) frequent communication partner training
I) speechreading training
J) speech-language therapy
K) in-service training 
A)  diagnosis 
B)  provision of appropriate HATS 
C)  auditory training 
D)  communication strategies training 
E)  informational and educational counseling 
F) rational acceptance counseling
G) psychosocial support
H) frequent communication partner training
I) speechreading training
J) speech-language therapy
K) in-service training

Question 6

Who usually takes the lead role in developing an adult's aural rehabilitation plan and coordinating the services provided by other professionals?

Accepted Answer

A)  primary care physician 
B)  speech-language pathologist 
C)  teacher for the deaf or hard of hearing 
D)  audiologist 
A)  primary care physician 
B)  speech-language pathologist 
C)  teacher for the deaf or hard of hearing 
D)  audiologist

Question 7

Currently, about _____________ people in the United States have some degree of reduced hearing sensitivity.

Accepted Answer

31.5 million
thirty-

Question 8

________ is clinical decision making that is based on a review of the scientific evidence of benefits and costs of alternative forms of diagnosis or treatment.

Accepted Answer

Evidence-b

Question 9

Match the following definitions with their terms :
-Hearing loss that increases over time

Accepted Answer

A)  cerumen 
B)  conductive loss 
C)  microtia 
D)  otitis media 
E)  meningitis
F)encephalitis
G) sensorineural hearing loss
H) ototoxic drugs
I) mixed hearing gloss
J) progressive hearing loss 
A)  cerumen 
B)  conductive loss 
C)  microtia 
D)  otitis media 
E)  meningitis
F)encephalitis
G) sensorineural hearing loss
H) ototoxic drugs
I) mixed hearing gloss
J) progressive hearing loss

Question 10

A person with a PTA of 48 dB HL would be classified as having________ hearing impairment.

Accepted Answer

A)  mild 
B)  moderate 
C)  moderate-to-severe 
D)  severe 
A)  mild 
B)  moderate 
C)  moderate-to-severe 
D)  severe

Question 11

Match these description with their components of a typical AR program :
-Structured and unstructured listening practice

Accepted Answer

A)  diagnosis 
B)  provision of appropriate HATS 
C)  auditory training 
D)  communication strategies training 
E)  informational and educational counseling 
F) rational acceptance counseling
G) psychosocial support
H) frequent communication partner training
I) speechreading training
J) speech-language therapy
K) in-service training 
A)  diagnosis 
B)  provision of appropriate HATS 
C)  auditory training 
D)  communication strategies training 
E)  informational and educational counseling 
F) rational acceptance counseling
G) psychosocial support
H) frequent communication partner training
I) speechreading training
J) speech-language therapy
K) in-service training

Question 12

Match the following definitions with their terms :
-Caused by an obstruction within the outer or middle ear

Accepted Answer

A)  cerumen 
B)  conductive loss 
C)  microtia 
D)  otitis media 
E)  meningitis
F)encephalitis
G) sensorineural hearing loss
H) ototoxic drugs
I) mixed hearing gloss
J) progressive hearing loss 
A)  cerumen 
B)  conductive loss 
C)  microtia 
D)  otitis media 
E)  meningitis
F)encephalitis
G) sensorineural hearing loss
H) ototoxic drugs
I) mixed hearing gloss
J) progressive hearing loss

Question 13

Match the following definitions with their terms :
-Inflammation of the middle ear

Accepted Answer

A)  cerumen 
B)  conductive loss 
C)  microtia 
D)  otitis media 
E)  meningitis
F)encephalitis
G) sensorineural hearing loss
H) ototoxic drugs
I) mixed hearing gloss
J) progressive hearing loss 
A)  cerumen 
B)  conductive loss 
C)  microtia 
D)  otitis media 
E)  meningitis
F)encephalitis
G) sensorineural hearing loss
H) ototoxic drugs
I) mixed hearing gloss
J) progressive hearing loss

Question 14

To be considered profound hearing loss, a PTA must be poorer than_______ dB HL.

Accepted Answer

A)  25 
B)  70 
C)  90 
D)  110 
A)  25 
B)  70 
C)  90 
D)  110

Question 15

The _______ variable is the factor or item measured in an experiment

Accepted Answer

A)  dependent 
B)  control 
C)  randomized 
D)  independen 
A)  dependent 
B)  control 
C)  randomized 
D)  independen

Question 16

An aural rehabilitation program should include both the patient and the communication partner, if possible.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Frequent communication partners can exert a significant effect on a patient's activities and participation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The term _________ refers to a loss of function imposed by hearing loss or an inability to perform an activity.

Accepted Answer

hearing-re

Question 19

Match the following definitions with their terms :
-Congenitally small external ear

Accepted Answer

A)  cerumen 
B)  conductive loss 
C)  microtia 
D)  otitis media 
E)  meningitis
F)encephalitis
G) sensorineural hearing loss
H) ototoxic drugs
I) mixed hearing gloss
J) progressive hearing loss 
A)  cerumen 
B)  conductive loss 
C)  microtia 
D)  otitis media 
E)  meningitis
F)encephalitis
G) sensorineural hearing loss
H) ototoxic drugs
I) mixed hearing gloss
J) progressive hearing loss

Match these description with their components of a typical AR program : -Teaching of strategies that enhance communication and minimize communication difficulties

The impact of hearing loss is invisible.

Speechreading training uses:

Match these description with their components of a typical AR program : -Explanation and dispensing of devices that supplement or replace a hearing aid

Match these description with their components of a typical AR program : -Instruction about normal hearing, hearing loss, listening device technology, and other services

Who usually takes the lead role in developing an adult's aural rehabilitation plan and coordinating the services provided by other professionals?

Currently, about _____________ people in the United States have some degree of reduced hearing sensitivity.

________ is clinical decision making that is based on a review of the scientific evidence of benefits and costs of alternative forms of diagnosis or treatment.

Match the following definitions with their terms : -Hearing loss that increases over time

A person with a PTA of 48 dB HL would be classified as having________ hearing impairment.

Match these description with their components of a typical AR program : -Structured and unstructured listening practice

Match the following definitions with their terms : -Caused by an obstruction within the outer or middle ear

Match the following definitions with their terms : -Inflammation of the middle ear

To be considered profound hearing loss, a PTA must be poorer than_______ dB HL.

The _______ variable is the factor or item measured in an experiment

An aural rehabilitation program should include both the patient and the communication partner, if possible.

Frequent communication partners can exert a significant effect on a patient's activities and participation.

The term _________ refers to a loss of function imposed by hearing loss or an inability to perform an activity.

Match the following definitions with their terms : -Congenitally small external ear

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

Detection and Confirmation of Hearing Loss in Children

Infants and Toddlers

School-Age Children

Auditory and Speechreading Training for Children

Speech, Language, and Literacy

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Exam 1: Introduction

Match these description with their components of a typical AR program : -Teaching of strategies that enhance communication and minimize communication difficulties

The impact of hearing loss is invisible.

Speechreading training uses:

Match these description with their components of a typical AR program : -Explanation and dispensing of devices that supplement or replace a hearing aid

Match these description with their components of a typical AR program : -Instruction about normal hearing, hearing loss, listening device technology, and other services

Who usually takes the lead role in developing an adult's aural rehabilitation plan and coordinating the services provided by other professionals?

Currently, about _____________ people in the United States have some degree of reduced hearing sensitivity.

________ is clinical decision making that is based on a review of the scientific evidence of benefits and costs of alternative forms of diagnosis or treatment.

Match the following definitions with their terms : -Hearing loss that increases over time

A person with a PTA of 48 dB HL would be classified as having________ hearing impairment.

Match these description with their components of a typical AR program : -Structured and unstructured listening practice

Match the following definitions with their terms : -Caused by an obstruction within the outer or middle ear

Match the following definitions with their terms : -Inflammation of the middle ear

To be considered profound hearing loss, a PTA must be poorer than_______ dB HL.

The _______ variable is the factor or item measured in an experiment

An aural rehabilitation program should include both the patient and the communication partner, if possible.

Frequent communication partners can exert a significant effect on a patient's activities and participation.

The term _________ refers to a loss of function imposed by hearing loss or an inability to perform an activity.

Match the following definitions with their terms : -Congenitally small external ear

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

Detection and Confirmation of Hearing Loss in Children

Infants and Toddlers

School-Age Children

Auditory and Speechreading Training for Children

Speech, Language, and Literacy

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