intro to HL - exam 2 Flashcards
prevalence of HL in newborns
1.7 per 1000
prevalence of HL in adolescence (bilateral SNHL)
3.5 per 1000 (bilateral SNHL)
to 23 per 1000 (uni or bilateral SNHL)
in school age children w/ HL, how many have intellectual disability
23%
in school age children w/ HL, how many have CP
10%
in school age children w/ HL, how many have ASD
7%
in school age children w/ HL, how many have a visual impairment
5%
congenital HL
before or at birth
genetic syndromes
ototoxic drugs during pregnancy
birth injury
structural differences
acquired HL
happens after birth
chronic otitis media
head trauma
noise exposure
encephalitis
old age
children need rich language input (spoken or signed) from ?
birth
HL reduces access to ?
spoken language input
increased risk of ? & ? w /out proper support
speech language & literacy delays
roles & responsibilities of SLPs in supporting D/deaf children
anat & phys
understanding audiograms
knowledge of supportive tech
support HA & CI use
develop & implement goals to prevent or treat speech-language delays
advocate for early language access
caregiver counseling
interprofessional collaboration