HEARING SCREENING Flashcards

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ACT ESTABLISHING A UNIVERSAL NEWBORN HEARING SCREENING PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION, EARLY DIAGNOSIS & INTERVENTION OF HEARING LOSS

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REPUBLIC ACT No. 9709

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who approved and signed the REPUBLIC ACT NO 9709

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President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo on August 12, 2009

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established pursuant to Section 12 of Republic Act No. 9288

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Newborn Screening Centers

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otherwise known as the “Newborn Screening Act of 2004”

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Section 12 of Republic Act No. 9288

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for the prevention & early diagnosis of congenital hearing loss among newborns

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Universal Newborn Hearing Screening
Program (UNHSP)

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TRUE OR FALSE:
OBJECTIVES OF THE UNHSP
To ensure that all newborns have access to hearing loss screening

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE:
OBJECTIVES OF THE UNHSP
To establish a network among pertinent government & private sector stakeholders for policy development, implementation, monitoring, & evaluation to promote national newborn hearing screening program in the country

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FALSE
To establish a network among pertinent government & private sector stakeholders for policy development, implementation, monitoring, & evaluation to promote UNIVERSAL newborn hearing screening program in the country

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TRUE OR FALSE:
OBJECTIVES OF THE UNHSP

To provide continuing capacity building which includes training for healthcare practitioners, conduct of applied research, & other such activities to aid in the effective implementation of a universal newborn hearing screening program

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TRUE

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Who is qualified to be screened?

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All newborn in the Philippines with the consent of parent/s or guardians

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what is needed if the parent or guardian refuse to subject the infant from hearing screening?

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Refusal Form

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When is the right time to screen if baby is hospital born / birthing facility?

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on or after 24 hrs after birth before the infant is discharge.

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When is the right time to screen if the baby is out of hospital born?

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not more than 3 months of age

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When is the right time to screen if the purpose is for philhealth reimbursement?

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before 2 months (60days) of age.

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when is the right time to screen a baby if the baby is receiving medical treatment?

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after the baby is considered well

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15
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Where to avail newborn hearing screening?

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license & certified Newborn Hearing Screening Centers

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16
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Who can perform Newborn Hearing Screening Test?

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  • audiometrist
  • audiologist
  • licensed health professionals
17
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enumerate the methods can be used in Newborn Screening

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  1. Otoacoustic Emissions (OAE)
  2. Automated Auditory Brainstem Response (AABR)
18
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a mini earphone & microphone are placed in the ear. Sounds are played & response is measured.

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Otoacoustic Emissions (OAE)

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  • sounds are played in the baby’s ears after an electrode is placed on the baby’s head to detect responses
  • measures how the hearing nerve responds to sounds & can identify hearing loss.
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Automated Auditory Brainstem Response (AABR)

20
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sing the human voice as a loud sound stimulus, & the response to the sound is recorded ( eg. startle, blinking……… )

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Reflexive “ Baah” Test