Exam 3 Part 5

Question 1

What 5 things make up an effective screening program?

Answer 1

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

Question 2

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

Answer 2

1

Question 3

Diagnostic audiologic evaluation by __ months of age

Answer 3

3

Question 4

Appropriate early intervention by __ months of age

Answer 4

6

Question 5

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

Answer 5

Test same as infants

Question 6

What is audiometric testing like of children over 5 years?

Answer 6

Adult like procedures

Question 7

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

Answer 7

Simplification of procedures

Question 8

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

Answer 8

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

Question 9

At what frequencies do we do school hearing screenings?

Answer 9

1000, 2000, 4000 Hz

Question 10

At what intensity do we do school hearing screenings?

Answer 10

20 dB HL

Question 11

What is counted as a failure in school hearing screenings?

Answer 11

No response at any frequency in either ear,

Question 12

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

Answer 12

Stage 1 screen

Question 13

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

Answer 13

4 weeks

Question 14

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

Answer 14

Stage 2 threshold audiogram

Question 15

What is the fail criterion for stage 2 threshold audiogram?

Answer 15

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

Question 16

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

Answer 16

Stage III

Question 17

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

Answer 17

ABR, OAEs, Tymps

Question 18

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

Answer 18

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

Question 19

What does BOA stand for?

Answer 19

Behavioral observation audiometry

Question 20

BOA includes arousal from sleep from intense stimulus

Answer 20

Newborn

Question 21

BOA includes rudimentary head turn

Answer 21

3 - 4 months

Question 22

BOA includes localization to the side only

Answer 22

4 - 7 months

Question 23

BOA includes localization to side and indirectly below

Answer 23

7 - 9 months

Question 24

BOA includes localizes to side and below

Answer 24

9 - 13 months

Question 25

BOA includes localize to side, below, and indirectly above

Answer 25

13 - 16 months

Question 26

BOA includes localizes directly to the side, below, and above

Answer 26

16 - 21 months

Question 27

BOA includes localization in all directions

Answer 27

21 - 24 months

Question 28

Pairing a pure tone with an animated toy, 1 toy inform and center as a distractor

Answer 28

VRA (visual reinforcement audiometry)

Question 29

What is an example of TROCA?

Answer 29

Receiving an award in the clown’s mouth after hearing something

Question 30

What is an example of play audiometry?

Answer 30

When you hear the beep put the block in the bucket