Quiz

Question 1

IFSP

Answer 1

Individualized Family Service Plan

Question 2

IEP vs IFSP

Answer 2

IEP is for school-aged children and IFSP is for infants and preschoolers

Question 3

Assessment Considerations IFSP

Answer 3

language, family and child participation, environmental coordination, attitude

Question 4

Family centered practice

Answer 4

family is decision maker so relationship is important

Question 5

Primary Goal of Family Centered Practice

Answer 5

support care providers in developing confidence and competence in helping the infant- they are around the infant much more (ex: responding to name, books)

Question 6

AR provider roles

Answer 6

information resource, coach/partner, joint discoverer (trying things out), news commentator, partner in play, joint reflection and planner

Question 7

hearing aid orientation

Answer 7

steps of daily use and how to fix problem

Question 8

listening checks

Answer 8

tools and ling 6 test

Question 9

intentional sabotage

Answer 9

trying to elicit a response

Question 10

auditory skill development (6 stages)

Answer 10

awareness, listening from a distance, locating, discrimination, identification, comprehension

Question 11

What type of hearing aid should children be fit with

Answer 11

BTE (behind the ear) so it can grow with them

Question 12

frequency of wear

Answer 12

data logging so clinician can see- child should be wearing as much as possible 80% 10-12 hours

Question 13

SIFTER

Answer 13

tool for teachers to see how hearing-impaired child is doing

Question 14

IEP

Answer 14

ensures student is receiving what they need

Question 15

environmental coordination and participation

Answer 15

classroom, ancillary services, social skills, hearing conservation, self advocacy, post secondary school options

Question 16

audibility

Answer 16

can the student hear what they need to in school

Question 17

assistive listening devices

Answer 17

FM system in the schools

Question 18

barriers that will impact school sucess

Answer 18

level of functioning and impact on language, support services are inconsistent

Question 19

ways to help

Answer 19

expanding world knowledge, link new vocab to existing, self-expression at narrative, verbal reasoning, study skills

Question 20

CAP/ mild hearing loss

Answer 20

students may still struggle so need to make sure needs are being met

Question 21

what makes a good reader

Answer 21

genres, teachers (any student can be a cood reader)

Question 22

Difficulties for readers

Answer 22

phonemes, relationship between sound and grapheme, letters have multiple sounds, same sound by different letters, a word pronounced multiple ways.

Question 23

Areas that may develop reading skills

Answer 23

language, hearing, fluency, vocabulary, text comprehension

Question 24

T/F reading fluency comes from experience

Answer 24

true (print, vocab/syntax, culture)

Question 25

T/F children with poor print comprehension also have poor language comprehension

Answer 25

true

Question 26

T/F writing and reading do not go hand in hand

Answer 26

false

Question 27

Do hearing impaired children have low or high reading and writing skills?

Answer 27

low

Question 28

By what age does half of the population have hearing loss

Answer 28

75 with difficulties beginning in 40s

Question 29

what is the average wait time to seek help for hearing loss

Answer 29

5-7 years

Question 30

online idependent testing of hearing pros and cons

Answer 30

pros: can detect issue, good staring point cons: may dismiss or be inaccurate

Question 31

Important considerations of adult clients

Answer 31

age, motivation, occupation, social/technological

Question 32

when are outcome measures performed and what do they measure

Answer 32

pre and post HA fitting questionaires benefit, use, satisfaction

Question 33

AR Framework

Answer 33

pre-purchase counseling, fit, orientation, post-purchase counseling

Question 34

APHAB

Answer 34

Abbreviated profile of hearing aid benefit

Question 35

SADL

Answer 35

Satisfaction of amplification in daily living

Question 36

COSI

Answer 36

client oriented scale of improvement

Question 37

Rehab can be group or individual sessions

Answer 37

true

Question 38

Purpose of counseling

Answer 38

builds bridge between client's lived experience of HL and audiologists knowledge and experience with HL

Question 39

reasons for not aquiring HA

Answer 39

Financial, emotional, vanity

Question 40

binaural fitting

Answer 40

patient should be fit with 2 unless certain situation

Question 41

trial timeline for HA

Answer 41

30 days but may be longer

Question 42

presbycusis

Answer 42

natural degeneration of hearing loss

Question 43

Auditory processing

Answer 43

giving brain every opportunity to process

Question 44

elderly clients have most trouble with

Answer 44

conversational speech in background noise, high frequency consonants