Hearing Aids Flashcards by Natchapapha Jitkoom

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BTE (15%) are used for ….. HL

A

mild to profound

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RIC or RITE (70%) are used for …. HL

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mild to moderate

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ITE are used for ….. HL

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mild to severe

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ITC are used for ….. HL

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moderately severe to severe

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CIC are used for …. HL

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mild or moderate

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Habilitation is for

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Teaching skills/ability for the first time

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Habilitation is for

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infants/ children

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Rehabilitation is

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re-teach the lost skills/abilities

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Rehabilitation is for

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Adults

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Speechreading deciphers ….

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General message

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Lipreading deciphers ….

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specific sounds

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CROS candidacy

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Unilateral hearing loss which is not aided

Severe thresholds/ poor discrimination

Mild high-f HL in the better ear

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BiCROS candidacy

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Asymmetrical bilateral HL

Aidable HL in the other ear

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BAHA stands for

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Bone anchored hearing aid

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Difference between BAHA and standard bone conduction

A

BAHA come with soft band
More expensive
Higher gain
Broader frequency response

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Deaf is

A

culturally deaf

ASL

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deaf is

HL Threshold

A

audiometrically deaf

More than 90 dB in that ear

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Congenital is

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present at birth

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Normal hearing for pediatric

A

-10 to 15 dB

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mild hearing loss for pediatric

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26 to 40 dB

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Moderate hearing loss for pediatric

A

41-55 dB

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Severe hearing loss

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71 to 90 dB

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Normal HL for adults

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-10 to 20 dB

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Mild HL for adults

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20 to 40 dB

Moderate HL for adults

40-70 dB

Severe HL for adults

70-90 dB

Profound HL for adults

90-120 dB