AR For Children Part 2

Question 1

Ar plan for infants and toddlers usually use a______ approach

Answer 1

A. Child centered
B. Family centered _ correct
C. Clinic centered
D. School centered

Question 2

Ar providers role in family centered approach does not include

Answer 2

A. providing information and resources
B. Providing auditory training
C. Determining communication mode _ correct
D. Fitting amplification

Question 3

T/f: many early intervention programs emphasize adirect therapy model

Answer 3

False

Question 4

Which of the following is not included in lessons for hearing conversation?

Answer 4

A. The effect of noise on the auditory system
B. A description of auditory system
C. Preventive measures such as earplugs
D. The cost of getting amplification- correct

Question 5

The ideal solution to listening challenges in the classroom

Answer 5

A. Hearing aid
B. Pocket talker
C. Wireless fm system - correct
D.switch to smaller classroom

Question 6

Which of the following is not within the scope of practice of an educational audiologist?

Answer 6

A. Provide speech and language therapy - correct
B. Recommend for amplification
C. Conduct hearing screening programs
D. educate students about hearing conversation

Question 7

T/f: children with unilateral hearing loss are at risk for decreased educational achievement

Answer 7

True

Question 8

Dichotic digit test is a test for

Answer 8

A. Monaural auditory discrimination
B. Binaural auditory discrimination- correct
C. Temporal aspects of hearing
D. Temporal pattern recognition

Question 9

The diagnosis of Apd must be made by _______.

Answer 9

A. A speech language pathologist
B. A neurologist
C. An audiologist - correct
D. an ent doctor

Question 10

Individualized family service plan (ifsp)

Answer 10

Up to 3 years of age

Plan for the entire family - family centered approach

Question 11

Family-centered approach

Answer 11

An intervention approach that focuses on the child within the family system

Early intervention that should support caregiver and be driven by family needs

Question 12

Coaching model of intervention

Answer 12

In the home

Use babies own toys/ household materials

Emphasize communication and learning within the routine interactions

Question 13

Direct therapy model of intervention

Answer 13

Early childhood center, preschool, the Childs home

Professional might work directly with the child

Question 14

Name 3 Ar services provided in school

Answer 14

1. Screening hearing
2. Management of amplification
3. Hearing conversation

Question 15

Auditory processing disorder

Answer 15

Inability to differentiate, recognize, or understand sands

audiogram shows normal hearing

Transmission between brain stem and cerebrum is disrupted

Question 16

Adp test

Answer 16

Scan-3:c for children 5-12 years

Must be done by audiologist

Question 17

Remediation of adp

Answer 17

Direct therapy

Environment modification

Coping and problem solving strategies

Question 18

Direct therapy

Answer 18

Auditory training

Computer games - fast forword

Question 19

Environment modification

Answer 19

Noise reduction

Increase snr

Question 20

Coping and problem - solving strategies

Answer 20

Pre-tutoring key vocabulary and concepts