Exam 2 Part 2 Flashcards
Patient journey phase where the patient may receive counseling, ALD, amplification, assertiveness training, speechreading training, auditory training, communication strategies training
Rehabilitation
Patient journey phase when the patient adjusts to their hearing loss, discover services available, report effects of hearing loss, may move in and out of this phase
Resolution
The goal of this intervention is for the patient to use remaining auditory cues, client is fit for HA or CI, how to perceive auditory information, and experience difficult listening situations
Auditory training
What types of children will learn auditory training?
Children who are pre-lingually and post-lingually deafened
What types of adults will learn auditory training?
Change in hearing status, hearing loss caused by trauma or ototoxic drugs
Who will not use auditory training?
Clients who want to stay deaf
_____ and _____ is not automatic
Hearing and understanding
Hearing loss prior to speech/language acquisition
Pre-lingual
Hearing loss after speech/language acquisition
Post-lingual
What are the 4 design principles of auditory training?
Auditory skill level, stimuli units, activity type, difficulty level
Detect presence/absence of sound
Awareness
Differentiate same/different or pattern perception
Discrimination
Label some auditory information and suprasegmentals
Identification
Understanding of spoken language
Comprehension
What is the easiest auditory skill level?
Awareness