Medical Aspects of Deafness Flashcards

1
Q

T/F

All students can experience a temporary loss of hearing when they have colds and ear infections.

A

True

Lauria

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2
Q

What is an audiogram?

A

An audiogram is a graphic representation of a student’s hearing loss

(Danielle)

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3
Q

True or False? Hard-of-hearing students still miss a great deal of information, especially when noise is present.

A

True!

Melody

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4
Q

Most hearing aid problems are due to __1___, ____2____ or other minor problems that can be easily corrected by school personnel.

A
  1. Dead batteries
  2. Clogged ear molds
    (Amanda)
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5
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Hearing aids _______ __________ but they cannot __________ ________ ___________.

A

Amplify sound
Correct hearing problems
(Nicole)

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6
Q

True or False:

A student who can hear fairly well in quiet environments may perform much differently in noisy environments.

A

True

By Jacki

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7
Q

An interpreter should ask the ____________, ____________, or ___________ to explain each student’s audiogram and how well the student can use his hearing to learn.

A

deaf educator
speech pathologist
or audiologist

  • Misi
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8
Q

Hearing loss differs across students and different _____ affect a student’s ability to utilize hearing to learn ____ and _____.

A

patterns, speech and language.

Alicia

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9
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T/F There are many medical aspects that can make the classroom environment frustrating for a deaf or hard of hearing student.

A

True

Cameron

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10
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T/F Hearing aids can correct hearing loss

A

False

Taryn

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Why is it important for interpreters to recognize a potential issue affecting a student’s learning?

A

Recognition allows interpreters to adjust the conditions so as to not hinder the student’s learning.

Kat

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12
Q

What estimates how much a student can depend on hearing to learn speech and language and to understand classroom content?

A

An audiogram.

-Sheena Rice

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13
Q

T/F
Knowing about medical aspects helps interpreters recognize when an issue is affecting a student’s learning, giving interpreters the ability to adjust the conditions so that the student’s learning is not hindered.

A

True

Jamie

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14
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True or False

Hard-of-hearing students that use hearing aids don’t miss any of the information in class.

A

False

Kellie

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15
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What does an audiogram estimate?

A

It estimates how much a student can depend on hearing to learn speech and language and understand classroom content. (By Brandon)

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16
Q

since classes are typically noisy, can that affect a student’s performance?

A

yes

Emily

17
Q

Most hearing aid problems are due to dead batteries, clogged ear molds, or other minor problems that can be easily corrected by:

a) A hospital audiologist
b) The student’s parents
c) School personnel

A

Answer: C
Most hearing aid problems are due to dead batteries, clogged ear molds, or other minor problems that can be easily corrected by school personnel.
- Catherine