otitis media hearing loss and other function Flashcards
What is phonological awareness?
Phonological awareness is the ability to recognize and manipulate the sounds in language.
How does otitis media impact phonological awareness?
Otitis media can lead to hearing loss, which may affect phonological awareness development.
How does otitis media affect working memory?
Otitis media can impact working memory due to the cognitive load of compensating for hearing loss.
True or False: Otitis media is more common in children than in adults.
True
What are some strategies to support children with otitis media in developing phonological awareness?
Using visual aids, providing clear instructions, and minimizing background noise.
What is the role of speech-language pathologists in treating otitis media?
Speech-language pathologists can provide therapy to improve speech and language skills affected by otitis media.
What is the impact of otitis media on language development?
Otitis media can delay language development due to the impact on hearing and phonological awareness.
Treatment of OM
Medical treatment
Educational intervention
What is the long-term impact of otitis media on children’s academic performance?
Otitis media can lead to difficulties in school due to language and auditory processing challenges.
What includes in medical treatments
Observation for waiting self clean
Medication: antibiotics
Nasal spray
Myringotomy: slice part of ear drum for drain
Tympanostomy
What is the relationship between otitis media and phonological processing skills?
Otitis media can impact phonological processing skills, leading to difficulties in reading and spelling.
How does otitis media affect children’s social development?
Otitis media can impact social interactions due to difficulties in communication and hearing.
What role does early intervention play in managing otitis media?
Early intervention can help prevent long-term effects of otitis media on language and academic development.
What is the prevalence of otitis media in children under the age of 3?
Otitis media is most prevalent in children under the age of 3, with up to 80% experiencing at least one episode.
What is the impact of chronic otitis media on children’s cognitive development?
Chronic otitis media can impact cognitive development due to the persistent effects of hearing loss and language delays.
How can teachers accommodate students with otitis media in the classroom?
By providing visual cues, repeating important information, and allowing extra time for assignments.
What is the role of audiologists in managing otitis media?
Audiologists can assess hearing loss, provide hearing aids, and monitor progress in children with otitis media.
What is the impact of otitis media on children’s behavior and attention?
Otitis media can lead to behavioral issues and attention problems due to the impact on hearing and communication.
What is the relationship between otitis media and speech development?
Otitis media can delay speech development due to the impact on hearing and language processing.
What are some educational implications of otitis media for children?
Educational implications include difficulties in reading, spelling, and verbal comprehension.
How can healthcare providers diagnose otitis media?
By examining the ear with an otoscope, conducting a hearing test, and assessing symptoms.
