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hearing loss acquired after birth
What is adventitious deafness?
100
refers to members of the Deaf culture and community
What is Deaf with a capital D?
100
refers to any group of people whose audiological status places them in that range of hearing loss
What is deaf with a small d?
100
loss that results when an individual experiences a conductive loss in one ear and sensoineural loss in the other ear
What is mixed hearing loss?
200
uses 36 different prompts to aid in distinguishing among the 44 sounds
What is cued speech?
200
refers to individuals with no identified bearing loss
What is hearing?
200
hearing loss acquired prior or at to birth
What is congenital deafness?
200
the situational context, facial expressions, gesture, body language, and lip and tongue movements to determine what the speaker is saying
What is speech reading?
300
uses 26 different hand/finger positions to denote each letter of the alphabet
What is finger spelling?
300
specializing in identifying, diagnosing, treating and monitoring disorders of the auditory and vestibular system portions of the ear
What is audiologists?
300
refers to the measurement of sound waves and is expressed in cycles per second or hertz
What is frequency?
300
hearing loss caused by a problem directly associated with auditory nerve transmission
What is sensorineural loss?
400
refers to individuals with mild to severe hearing loss
What is hard of hearing?
400
occurs prior to the development of speech and language
What is prelingual deafness?
400
occurs after the development of speech and language
What is postlingual deafness?
500
loss caused by a problem associated with transmission of sound waves from the outer through the middle ear
What is conductive hearing loss?
500
hearing loss, whether permanent of fluctuating, that adversely affects a child's educational performance
What is hearing impairment?
500
refers to the intensity of a sound and is measured in decibels
What is loudness?
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