Final Exam Flashcards

1
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Anne Sullivan

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teacher for hellen keller, was blind as a child but regained sight after surgery

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2
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Allesandro Volta

A

using electricity to help the deaf

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3
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Dr. William House

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developed cochlear implant; surgical doctor

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4
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Jack Urban

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engineer that developed first single line cohclear implant

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5
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Marlee Martin

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Advocate for deaf rights, won first academy award for deaf, children of a lesser god

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6
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Lou Ann Walker

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interpreter, CODA, author of A loss for words

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7
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Bonnie Kraft

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comedian, story teller, “Tomorrow Dad will still be Deaf”

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8
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Edward Miner Galluadet

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first president of Galludet College

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9
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CODA

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Hearing Child of Deaf Adult

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10
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DODA

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Deaf Child of Deaf Adult

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11
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DOHA

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Deaf Child of Hearing Adult

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12
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HOHA

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Hearing Child of Hearing Adult

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13
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Career Choices for CODAS

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interpreter, law, social services, linguistics

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14
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Compare Lou Ann Walker and her sister to Lara and her sister

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Lou Ann and Lara were both 1st born; lots of responsibilities, both checked to see if parents were deaf, identity issues, felt responsible to take care of parents, demonstrated resentment towards parents

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15
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Flashing lights are used for

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Smoke detectors, fire alarms, doorbells, etc.

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16
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Medical and culture persepctive of getting a cochlear implant

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Cultural Perspective: nothing wrong with being Deaf,

17
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How do deaf people wake up

A

Vibrating alarm clocks

18
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Purpose of hearing dogs

A

trained to alert deaf people of environmental sounds

19
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how do deaf people use the phone

20
Q

What is a relay service

A

relay service used for someone using a TTY and a voice only phone

21
Q

What is a video phone

A

see each other and sign back and forth

22
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What is a cochlear implant

A

designed to help some deaf people

23
Q

Parts of a cochlear implant

A

Headset–>Cord—>Speech Processor—>Transmitting Coil–>Implant—>Electrodes—>Auditory Nerves

24
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What does a cochlear implant sound like

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varies from person to person, could be static or robotic

25
% of cases of deafness at birth from geneitc causes
50%
26
Who got first implant in the sound and fury movie
Peter
27
Communication tips for working with deaf people
paper and pencil, be patient, make eye ocntact, don't correct grammar, don't assume they can lipread
28
Getting a deaf persons attention
Flashing lights, stomp foot, tap on shoulder, wave
29
Showing respect for deaf community
attempt to learn ASL, recognize they have their own community,
30
How did deaf clubs change after 1960's
less meetings, technology more advanced, interpreters for daf plays, small private to bigger venue, changed some of their performances,
31
What year was the ADA formed
1990
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What changes ocured in the deaf theatre when voice
less facial expressions, changed the overall nature of them,