Neuroscience and development
Screening
Evaluation and Interpretation
Differential Diagnosis and NOHL
Management
100
Cells in the cochlear nucleus that are well suited to playing a key role in clinical procedures because of their excellent temporal abilities.
What are the octopus and bushy cells?
100

Reduce the number of inappropriate referrals for comprehensive central auditory testing, thereby reducing long-term time and cost investment

What is one reason for screening for APD

100

Equipment calibration, practice effects, ceiling effects, floor effects, use of too few items

What are procedural variables that may affect test reliability?

100

Difficulty manipulating speech sounds is charcateristic of this kind of deficit.

What is a phonological deficit?

100

Teaching children to identify listening failures as factors under their immediate control

Attribution training

200
Coding of frequency through tonotopicity
What is the place code?
200

Audiologist, SLP, Educator, Psychologist, Social Worker, Parents, and Physician

What are the members of the CAPD team?

200

A test that requires the listener to indicate whether they hear one or two stimuli.

What is the Random Gap Detection Test?

200

Severe deficits processing of temporal cues and reduced neural synchrony is associated with this type of disorder

What is ANDS?

200

This training has adopted the principle from vision that weaker eye can be strengthened by temporarily patching the stronger eye

What is Dichotic Interaural Intensity Difference (DIID) Training

300
Two reasons that sound sensitivity changes over the course of the first six months
What are conductive maturation (middle ear transmission) and maturation of efficiency of transmission through the brainstem (increased myelination)
300
This test is used to determine if an attention problem is one of the underlying factors contributing to a child's learning problems
What is the Auditory Continuous Performance Test?
300

Performance deficits on a temporal patterning test for both labeling and humming conditions is consistent with this type of deficit:

What is Prosodic deficit?

300

This disorder is characterized by reduced frequency resolution but good temporal resolution.

What is sensorineural hearing loss?

300

A classification of APD that does not benefit from multisensory cues

What is an Integration Deficit?

400

The reason that tuning might remain broadly tuned in adults.

What is the experience of excessive noise during development.

400
This test asks the teacher or parent rank the child's auditory performance compared to his/her peers.
What is the Children's Auditory Processing Performance Scale?
400

A potential cause of spatial processing disorder.

What is Otitis Media?

400

These three disorders may mimic nonorganic hearing loss

Cortical deafness, ANSD, and APD

400

A classification of APD that benefits from placement with an animated teacher.

What is a Prosodic Deficit?

500

The first level of the auditory system that has sound-duration sensitive neurons

What is the inferior colliculus?

500

This screening test includes supplementary tests of auditory-figure ground ability and perception of time-compressed materials.

What is the SCAN-3?

500
An APD classification that results in poor phonological awareness abilities, including difficulty with sound blending, phonological manipulation, and similar tasks
What is an auditory decoding deficit?
500

This test evaluates non-organic hearing loss by having the patient talk while you play back their own voice to them with a 200 ms delay

What is Delayed Auditory Feedback?

500

A possible downside of extended ALD use in the classroom.

The child may not develop binaural processing abilities

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