Health Medical I
Health Medical II
Hearing Technology and Use
Hearing Technology and Use
Educational Services/Communication Access
100
This part of the ear includes the pinna and the ear canal
Outer Ear
100
Basic treatments for hearing loss?
cochlear implants hearing aids, signed language, surgeries
100
A green light
device is on/working
100
This part attaches to the hearing device so that the student can hear the teacher through the microphone
receiver
100
A DHH student can see an alarm going off
Visual Alarm
200
This part of the ear includes the ear drum, and 3 tiny bones called malleus/incus/stapes
Middle Ear
200
A red “O” on the audiogram
right ear
200
A red or orange light
devices is off/not working
200
This helps the student hear better in noise
FM system
200
This person helps a DHH student translate spoken English into ASL
ASL interpreter
300
This part of the ear includes the hearing organ (cochlea), balance organ (vestibular system), and hearing/balance nerves
Inner Ear
300
A blue “X” on the audiogram?
left ear
300
The part of the hearing aid that fits into the ear
ear mold
300
This helps the student hear better when the teacher’s voice is far away
FM system
300
This person teachers DHH students
Teacher of the Deaf
400
A cause of hearing loss
born with it, ear infection, medication, loud noise
400
Hearing loss coming from the outer or middle ear
conductive hearing loss
400
The power source of a hearing device
battery
400
6 sounds that occur in spoken language
Ling sounds Aa,Oo,Ee,Mm,Sh,Ss
400
This is a visual language used in the United States
American Sign Language
500
The name of the graph that shows hearing loss
Audiogram
500
Hearing loss coming from the inner ear.
sensorineural hearing loss
500
This helps the student hear the teacher better in the classroom
remote microphone
500
This tracks daily use and device functioning
Daily Listening Checks
500
Sitting close to the teacher/ASL interpreter to hear and see better
priority seating