AR For Children Part 1 Flashcards
T/f …Is it possible for an infant who passed newborn hearing screening to be diagnosed with hearing loss later in life
False
Current newborn screening is sensitive to…
A. Mildest degree of hl
B.severe to profound hl
C. Hearing loss at later onset - correct
D. Auditory neuropathy
Which of the following is a high risk factor associated with hl?
A. High agar scores
B. Normal birth weight
C. In the NICU less than 5 days
D. Family history of hl_ correct
Which of the following audiological assessments cannot be used in infants < 6 months old?
A. Conditioned play audiometry - correct
B. Behavioral observation audiometry
C.OAEs
D. ABR
Stages of grief do not include
A. Anger
B. Depression
C. Anxiety - correct
D. Acceptance
Which of the following is an example of person - first language?
A. Handicapped people
B. Tinnitus patients
C, Hearing loss adults
D. Children with disability _ correct
The key components of IDEA do not include…
A.Free and appropriate public education
B.Free amplification system and trial - correct
C.least restrictive environment
D.IEP
Use of amplification is not critical in which of thefollowing communication modes
A.listening and spoken language
B. Total communication
C.sign only communication - correct
D.cued speech
Which of the following communication modes has no emphasis on using sign language or visual cues
A. Listening and spoken language - correct
B.total communication
C. ASL
D. Cued speech
Which of the following communication modes is usedthe most in children with hearing loss in the US
A. Listening and spoken language- correct
B. Total communication
C. ASL
D. Cued speech
Name 3 factors associated with hearing loss
- Birth weight
- In the n.i.c.u for more than 5 days
- postnatal infections
APGAR
Appearance Pulse Grimace Activity Respiration
Apgar score #2 (best)
A: pink all over P: > 100 bpm G: cries and pulls away A: active movement R: strong cry
Apgar score # 1
A: blue extremities P: < 100 bpm G: grimace or weak cry A: arms, legs flexed R: slow, irregular
Apgar # 0
A: pale or blue P: No pulse G: No response to stimulation A: No movement R: No breathing
Least restrictive environment
Lre
A child with a disability can be placed with LRe and still thrive with their peers
_ future placement is available
Individual education plan
A document that states the child’s
- current level of performance
- annual goals
- procedure to reach goals
Iep factors to consider
The families preferred mode of communication
Academic progress
Social and emotional needs
Listening and spoken language (lsl)
Speech communication and amplification
Most common communication mode
Manual visual system ( Mvs)
- ‘ASL: access to deaf communities is very important
- no need for amplification,
- 11% of children prefer this mode
Total communication ( Tc)
Use of many modalities
- amplification is encouraged
- pidgin sign
- 20% chose this mode
Name 3 factors that go into selecting a communication mode
- General health
- sensory system development
- Other disabilities
Name 2 factors that influence selecting a communication mode for caregiver
- Language used in diff settings
2. commitment to a mode