intro to HL - exam 2 Flashcards

1
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prevalence of HL in newborns

A

1.7 per 1000

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2
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prevalence of HL in adolescence (bilateral SNHL)

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3.5 per 1000 (bilateral SNHL)

to 23 per 1000 (uni or bilateral SNHL)

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3
Q

in school age children w/ HL, how many have intellectual disability

A

23%

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4
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in school age children w/ HL, how many have CP

A

10%

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5
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in school age children w/ HL, how many have ASD

A

7%

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6
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in school age children w/ HL, how many have a visual impairment

A

5%

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7
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congenital HL

A

before or at birth

genetic syndromes
ototoxic drugs during pregnancy
birth injury
structural differences

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8
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acquired HL

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happens after birth

chronic otitis media
head trauma
noise exposure
encephalitis
old age

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9
Q

children need rich language input (spoken or signed) from ?

A

birth

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10
Q

HL reduces access to ?

A

spoken language input

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11
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increased risk of ? & ? w /out proper support

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speech language & literacy delays

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12
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roles & responsibilities of SLPs in supporting D/deaf children

A

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

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