Perscriptive Approaches
Fitting/ Verification
Signal Processing + Features
Audiologic Assessment
Surprise
100

This approach amplifies all sounds in the audible range 

What is DSL

Bonus- What is habilitative approach

100

Independent, normative data, pediatric focused and validated, and individualized or require requirements for what?

What is prescription methods

100

This feature is useful when a speaker is in front of the listener, but often results in a directional deficit

What is directional microphones

100

This is a amplification publication for pediatric to follow in practice

What is AAA Pediatric Amplification Guidelines OR Ontario Protocol for the provision of amplification

100

This is the age of child + the degree and type of HL that benefits from Amplification 

What is any unilateral or bilateral hearing loss above 6 months 
200

This approach amplifies only sounds that help speech inteligibility

What is NAL 

Bonus- What is effective audibility approach

200

This tool is known as the distance between target and actual hearing aid output and the norms for children is

What is Root mean square error AND 3 dB RMSE

200
This feature can be slow or fast acting in the continuous detection of the environment, including speech and noise

What is Digital Noise Reduction 

200

This type of tympanometry is used in children 

What is High frequency (1000Hz)

200

Name 3 differences in pediatric HA Selection compared to adult selection/fitting

What is

Tamper proof battery doors, retention clip/headband, extended warranties, BTE with ear mold preferred etc

300

This prescription is known for superior audibility and discrimination in soft and average speech and is meant for children

What is DSL

300

This is the impact of properly fitted hearing aids in children

What is better speech audibility for auditory skills and language development

300

These are the 3 main features used to support comfortable and benefit in overall listening experience

What is DM, ANR, and FGS

300

This age range is appropriate to use ABR or ASSR at 500, 1k, 2k, and 4k air and bone conduction thresholds

What is < and >6 months

300

This parent reported assessment has 2 version, one tailored to children <3 and one 3-6 that assess auditory behaviors

What is MAIS- Meaningful Auditory Integration Scale

400

Respectivly- which program uses  real ear measurements and a 2CC coupler vs in canal dB SPL plotting

What is NAL vs DSL

400

Auditory Dosage is measured using what numbers?

What is unaided and aided audibility times hours of daily usage

400

These two features are to be used sparingly as they can impact speech and audibility

What is Feedback Suppression and Expansion 

400

This is the time frame for re assessment post amplification fitting in children 

What is every 3 months for first 2 years AND every 6 months after 2 years

400

These two pediatric hearing requirements influence language outcomes

What is amount of hearing aid use AND quality of hearing aid fitting

500

Marriage et al. (2017) found that what in DSL lead to better detection and discrimination of low level of speech sounds

What is higer prescribed gain levels

500

You are fitting a child with new ear molds who is having trouble sitting still and quiet. What can you do for RECD?

What is measure at least one ear and use that measurement 

Last resort use estimated RECD based on child age

500

Wide dynamic range compression and compression channels have this goal in common

What is improved audibility

500

This assessment type out be added for infants over six months of age with a correlating developmental age

Bonus- +200 why is this?

What is behavioral assessment 

Bonus- What is to obtain frequency and your specific information for amplification fitting

500

Quality of linguistic output is impacted by high-quality conversation, parental, influenced language, environments, language facilitation techniques, and what?

What is maternal education

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