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Jeopardy Review Flashcards

1
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Device uses coded electrical signals to convey information

A

cochlear implant

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2
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Device applies gain to an input

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hearing aid

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3
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What is responsible for picking up sounds in the environment?

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microphone

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4
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What refers to a pattern of microphone sensitivity?

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polar plot

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5
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What type of directional mic adapts to the acoustic environment?

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adaptive directional microphone (ADM)

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6
Q

Stimulus: the dog chased the cat
Prompt: what was chasing the cat?

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Meaning

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7
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Stimulus: pa-ba
Prompt: are these sounds the same or different?

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Form

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8
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Stimiulus: cat-cab
Prompt: choose the picture that corresponds to the words

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Meaning

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8
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Stimulus: read narrative
Prompt: series of questions about the passage

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Meaning

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8
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Stimulus: read narrative
Prompt: follow along on the text with your finger

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Form

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8
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Individuals who often communicate with your client

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frequent communication partners (FCP)

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9
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Approach referred to as the medical model

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biological approach

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10
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Considering the condition, person, and FCPs

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bio-psycho-social approach

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11
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Engagement in ______________ is the center focus of the ICF model

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activities

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12
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Top of the chart

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health condition/hearing loss

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13
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Words that look identical when produced

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Homophenes

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14
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Sounds that look identical when produced

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Visemes

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15
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Success is determined by many factors such as visibility, rapidity of speech, and coarticulation

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speechreading

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16
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Perceiving words from the mouth without sound

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lipreading

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17
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Superadditive

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A+V speech cues

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18
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Refers to regaining something that was lost

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Rehabilitation

19
Q

Referred to as “listening practice”

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auditory training

20
Q

FCP experiences this when QOL is reduced due to another’s hearing loss

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3rd party disability

21
Q

Experienced hearing loss after learning a language

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post-lingual loss

22
Q

These individuals may benefit from aural rehabilitation

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individuals who experienced hearing loss

23
Q

Group of factors we need to consider when developing an AR plan. Resources, Marital Status, etc.

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Life Factors

24
Q

COSI, APHAB, CIQOL

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questionnaires

25
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Legislation forbids discrimination against persons with disabilities and requires reasonable accommodations be made in the workplace

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Americans with Disabilities Act

26
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Refers to the point in the patient journey where patients start to take action for hearing difficulties

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Movement

27
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Providing care that respects and responds to the patient’s preferences and needs. Ensures clinical decisions are guided by patient values.

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patient-centered approach

28
Q

Only Yes or No response

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closed question

29
Q

Listening below the surface

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reflecting feelings

30
Q

Clear link between what you think and what you do

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genuineness

31
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feeling with the other person

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empathy

32
Q

husband died last week.

oh, i’m sorry.

he had dementia. I felt relieved when he passed

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rejected empathy

33
Q

Course of action taken to facilitate a conversation or rectify a problem that comes up during conversation

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conversation strategy

34
Q

Patient prepares for interactions in advance

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anticipatory strategy

35
Q

Patient influences the communication partner’s behaviors by asking them to slow down and face them

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instructional strategy

36
Q

Patient nods along and shakes their head while listening to a conversation

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acknowledgement gesture

37
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Pretending to understand the conversation

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bluffing

38
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Individual wants to appear cooperative but avoid conflict and/or miscommunication

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passive conversational style

39
Q

Interrupting. Speaking for long periods of time. Dominating the conversation

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aggressive communication behaviors

40
Q

Ideal conversational style characterized by taking responsibilty for managing communication problems

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assertive conversational style

40
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Adding a lot of additional information while trying to clarify. Poor repair strategy.

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elaboration

41
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Pretending, withdrawal, dominating the conversation, and succumbing to feelings of anger or self-pity are all examples

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maladaptive strategies

42
Q

Patient iss not only the child, ut also her/his family system

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family-centered approach

43
Q

Work someone is doing to try and understand an auditory signal

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listening effort

44
Q

Difficulty replacing the HA battery or pushing the program button

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dexterity issues

45
Q

Low birth rate, family history, bacterial meningitis

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Risk factors for hearing loss in infancy

46
Q

Did you hear that? Put the toy in the bucket!

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CPA

47
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Habituation, Generalization, Comparing, Multitasking

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barriers to empathy

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