An approach to deaf education that emphasizes auditory training articulation ability and lip reading
What is oral/aural
100
Cooperavtive learning in a small group activity promotes?
What is social interaction
200
What part of the ear is filled with fluid and microscopic components?
Cochlea
200
Which inner ear disorder, is caused by increased exposure to extremely high noise exposure?
What is Noise-induced hearing loss
200
A complete language related historically to the French
What is American Sign Language
200
Keeping your language simple
What is True
300
Name the three bones of the middle ear?
What are the Malleus, Incus, and Stapes
300
What is the most common cause of conductive hearing loss in children?
What is Otitis media
300
The practice of incorporating children with disabilities into regular classroom instead of keeping them apart in special classes
What is mainstreaming
300
Keeping groups small to prompt
What is conversation and interaction
400
What nerve sends messages to the brain, which are then interpreted as sounds.
What is the vestibulocochlear nerve?
400
What is the most common type of Sensorineural Hearing Loss caused by the natural aging of the auditory system.
What is Prebycusis
400
A manual used by some deaf children and their teacher/parents that uses hand shapes near mouth to help make lip reading easier
What is Cued Speech
400
Children with hearing loss does not interact best when they can see the face of the playmate
What is False
500
What part of the ear collects sounds and funnels them into the auditory canal.
What is the Pinna?
500
A benign tumor on the CN VIII is called?
Acoustic Neuroma.
500
Decoding the language of a speaker by paying close attention to face and mouth, without being able to hear the speaker's voice
What is Lip reading
500
Name at least 2 of the 5 elements to have success in understanding the oral deaf approach
What is Parent Invilvement
Appropriate amplification
Consistent quality speech training
Developing appropriate language instruction
Range of placement option