Chapter 9 vocab pt2 Flashcards

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Fingerspelling:

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A manual alphabet used to spell out proper names for which no signs exist n to calify meanings

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Hard of hearing

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A level of hearing loss that makes it difficult, not impossible, to comprehend speech through speech alone

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Hetz (HZ):

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A unit of sound frequency equal to the one cycle per second. Used to measure pitch

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Neural hearing impairment:

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failure of the auditory nerve pathway

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Operant conditioning audiometry:

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A method of measuring hearing by teaching the individual to make observable response to sound.

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Ossicles:

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Three small bones that transmit sound energy from the middle of the ear to the inner ear.

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Otitis media

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inflammation of the middle ear that can cause a conductive hearing loss.

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8
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Play audiometry

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A method for assessing a child’s hearing ability by teaching the child to preform simple but distinct activities. Such as picking up a ball and dropping it into a cup when he hears the signal

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9
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Post lingual hearing loss

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Hearing loss occurring after the development of language.

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Prelingual hearing loss:

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Describes a hearing impairment acquired before the development of speech and language.

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11
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Residual hearing:

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The remaining hearing, however slight, of a person who is deaf

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12
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Sensory hearing impairment

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damage to the cochlea

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13
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Speech reception threshold (SRT):

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A decibel at which someone can understand half of the words during a speech audiometry test.

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Speechreading

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A process of understanding a spoken message by observing the speaker’s lips in combination with information gained from facial expressions, gestures, and the context or situation

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15
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Total communication

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An approach to education deaf students that combines oral speech, sign language and fingerspelling

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16
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Tympanic membrane:

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Located in the middle ear, the eardrum moves in and out to vibrations in sound pressure, changing acoustical energy to sound energy.