Labs
Hearing aid selection
AR
Factors in adult AR
Auditory and visual communication and professional issues
100

What are the ling six sounds 

ah, oo, ee, sh, ss, mm

100

What are three factors for selection of hearing aids

size of ear, dexterity, type/degree of hearing loss

100

What are the two types of AR?

Group, individual

100

As we age, does the likeliness of having loss increase or decrease? 

increase

100

Name two populations that we use auditory training for

CAPD, new CI/HA users, and kids

200

What are the most common style of hearing aids for children? 

BTE (behind the ear)

200

How do we fit hearing aids? 

To target

200

What are the three differences between AR for adults and AR for kids 

  • Location of service

  • Re/habilitation

  • Devices 

200

Name two uncommon settings where an AuD and SLP could practice 

Cancer wards, TBI 

200

What are two things that auditory training focuses on? 

Improving communication skills, auditory difficulties, executive function and listening

300
Name 3 parts of a hearing aid (

Battery door, receiver, microphone, computer parts/processor, earmold/dome, tubing, etc 

300

Name 3 realistic expectations for a hearing aid 

  • These expectations will include: 

  • Hearing aids will/should

  • Increase volume

  • Improve understanding

  • Sound “robotic”/weird at first

  • Hearing aids will not

  • Improve clarity

  • Perfectly cancel out noise

  • Give you normal hearing

300

For a child AR services will typically occur at _____, whereas adults will occur at _____

kids: 

  • At home with family

  • At school

  • Mostly individual


adults

  • At AuD office

  • At assisted living/nursing home

  • Individual or group

300

What is the definition of auditory processing? 

What our brain does with the sound once it gets through the whole peripheral system 

300

How is ASL different from singed exact english? 

separate grammar from spoken english, whereas SEE is a manual representation of the english vocab and grammar 

400

What does a CI listening check test for?  

We are checking how the microphone sounds

400

With hearing aids, soft sounds should be _____, moderate sounds should be comfortable, loud sounds should be _____

audible; tolerable 

400

In group AR, the clinician serves as ......

leader and facilitator 

400

How can hearing aids help those who experience dizziness or are at risk for a fall? 

hearing aids may help pts be more aware of their environment that might cause a fall

400

What does the Stark Law limit? 

 inappropriate referrals.

500

What are the two different types of batteries for a CI 

rechargeable and disposable 

500

Name three special features of a hearing aid 

  • Feedback control 

  • Noise reduction 

  • Telephone listening program 

  • Remote control 

  • Bluetooth capability 

500

At what age can a patient receive a hearing aid? What about a CI? 

any age; 9 months 

500

How can a stroke lead to hearing loss? 

the inner ear is very metabolically active and is easily injured by loss of blood supply which can lead to hearing loss

500

What does the anti-kick back law make illegal? 

making it illegal to receive any incentives/gifts/money/rewards to refer to a certain person or run certain tests.