HATS
listening, alerting and/or signaling devices that facilitate a patient's communication
with the environment or enhance the patient's personal safety through the use of auditory, visual, or tactile modalities.
What are hearing assistive technology systems? (HATS)
name the 3 speech units for speech recognition testing.
What are phonemes, words, sentences?
Bluffing, withdrawing from communicative interactions, dominating conversations, and succumbing to feelings of anger are all what kind of communication strategies?
What is maladaptive?
What is a questionnaire that measures self-efficacy?
What is the MARS-HA?
What is the best way to build self-efficacy?
What is mastery experience?
radio waves as transmission from sound source to receiver (personal and sound-field). Often used in classrooms.
What is an FM system?
Name three professionals that are qualified to perform AR.
What is an 1.) audiologist 2.) speech language pathologist 3.) educator for the deaf/hard of hearing
A system for enhancing speech reading that uses phonemically-based hand gestures, placed at different locations around the face and neck, to distinguish between similar visual speech patterns.
What is cued speech?
This scale has been designed to evaluate the satisfaction that people feel with their current hearing aids.
What is the SADL?
name 3 difficulties with speech recognition assessment.
-learning effects
-test-retest variability
-clinical significance
Name 3 types of assisted listening systems.
What is 1.) FM system 2.) digital modulation (DM) system 3.) Infrared systems 4.) Induction systems
5.) Bluetooth and Near-Field Magnetic Induction
This type of auditory training is going to be a part of the conversation if music is an important goal & part of their life. some examples of activities would be to listen to familiar songs and play music videos.
What is whole song approach?
Name the 4 conversational styles.
What are 1.) passive 2.) passive aggressive 3.) assertive 4.) aggressive
This is a seven-item survey that was developed for use in research settings to facilitate comparison of data across diverse investigations.
What is the IOI-HA?
perceptual phenomenon that demonstrates an interaction between hearing and vision in speech perception. The illusion occurs when the auditory component of one sound is paired with the visual component of another sound, leading to the perception of a third sound.
What is the McGurk effect?
This assistive listening device allows you to amplify sounds that are most important to you by placing the microphone closest to the desired sounds. A great tool to have on hand in a medical office or hospital.
What is a pocket talker?
name 3 things patients learn how to do via auditory training
What is it to 1.) Minimize difficulties 2.) Use facilitative strategies 3.) Use repair strategies 4.) Implement assertive versus nonassertive behaviors
what acronym gives the person with hearing loss helpful tips in bettering their communication? and what is the H stand for?
What is WATCH and healthcare knowledge?
clinical tool developed by NAL for outcomes measurement., allows clinicians to document their client's goals/needs and measures improvements in hearing ability.
What is the COSI?
the adult describes an activity that the child is performing. What language facilitation technique is this?
What is parallel talk?
Name 2 disadvantages of the infrared systems
What is 1.) must be in a dark place, out of sunlight and 2.) must be in line of sight
Name the two primary goals of auditory training.
What is 1) Develop patient's ability to recognize speech using the auditory signal 2) Interpret auditory experiences.
Average number of words (or duration of time) each person speaks for some set number of turns (usually 50). The Ratio compared between the two talkers determines fluency and a ratio of 1.0 would suggest that the two talkers are equal
What is Mean Length (of speaking) turn: MLT ratio?
measures subjective hearing loss in four typical hearing situations (suscales).
What is the APHAB?
Name 6 places where auditory rehab could take place.
What is 1.) VA/military hospital 2.) Speech and hearing clinic 3.) Private practice 4.) Hospital 5.) ENT practice 6.) SLP practice 7.) Community center 8.) Long-term care facility 9.) School 10.) Home 11.) Consumer organization groups