Exam 3 Part 5 Flashcards

1
Q

What 5 things make up an effective screening program?

A

Universal screening, tracking and follow-up, identify hearing loss, intervention, evaluation of screening program

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2
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Screening for infants should be no longer than __ month of age according to EHDI

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1

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3
Q

Diagnostic audiologic evaluation by __ months of age

A

3

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4
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Appropriate early intervention by __ months of age

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6

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5
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What is audiometric testing like for children under 12 months of age?

A

Test same as infants

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6
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What is audiometric testing like of children over 5 years?

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Adult like procedures

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7
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What is audiometric testing like for children between ages 12 months and five years?

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Simplification of procedures

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8
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In what grades do we do school hearing screenings (3)?

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kindergarten through 3rd grade, 7th grade, 11th grade

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9
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At what frequencies do we do school hearing screenings?

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1000, 2000, 4000 Hz

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10
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At what intensity do we do school hearing screenings?

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20 dB HL

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11
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What is counted as a failure in school hearing screenings?

A

No response at any frequency in either ear,

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12
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Testing hearing at 1000 (at 20 dB HL), 2000 (at 20 dB HL), 4000 Hz (at 25 dB HL)

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Stage 1 screen

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13
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If someone fails the stage 1 screen, how long do we have to wait to re-test it?

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4 weeks

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14
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Testing hearing at 250, 500, 1000, 2000, 4000, 8000 Hz using AC and BC

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Stage 2 threshold audiogram

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15
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What is the fail criterion for stage 2 threshold audiogram?

A

BC is better than AC, check values on powerpoint!!!

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16
Q

AC pure tone averages of ear differ by 10 dB or more; making a medical referral

17
Q

What are the 3 neurophysiological measures we use for newborn and infant hearing screening?

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ABR, OAEs, Tymps

18
Q

What are the behavioral measures we use to screen newborn and infant hearing?

A

Startle reflex, change in respiration or sucking, rudimentary head turn

19
Q

What does BOA stand for?

A

Behavioral observation audiometry

20
Q

BOA includes arousal from sleep from intense stimulus

21
Q

BOA includes rudimentary head turn

A

3 - 4 months

22
Q

BOA includes localization to the side only

A

4 - 7 months

23
Q

BOA includes localization to side and indirectly below

A

7 - 9 months

24
Q

BOA includes localizes to side and below

A

9 - 13 months

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BOA includes localize to side, below, and indirectly above
13 - 16 months
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BOA includes localizes directly to the side, below, and above
16 - 21 months
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BOA includes localization in all directions
21 - 24 months
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Pairing a pure tone with an animated toy, 1 toy inform and center as a distractor
VRA (visual reinforcement audiometry)
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What is an example of TROCA?
Receiving an award in the clown's mouth after hearing something
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What is an example of play audiometry?
When you hear the beep put the block in the bucket