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CSD 356 TRat Study Guide || Guaranteed Pass!!
The term diphthong refers to: A. Two articulatory positions for one phoneme B. One articulatory position for one phoneme C. A phoneme with two meanings D. An allophonic variation correct answers A Vowels are described using the following terms: A. Tongue body, lip configuration, vocal tract B. Lip configuration, tense/lax, resonance C. Tongue height and advancement, tense/lax, lip configuration D. Tongue height and advancement, lip configuration, resonance correct answers C In Engl...
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Populartrue correct answers T/F when a patient has both hearing aids in, the test results should improve 50 dB correct answers Which of the following decibel levels is considered moderate? true correct answers T/F sloping configuration indicates hearing is better in low frequencies and worse in high frequencies left to right correct answers the correct way to read an audiogram is? left to right or right to left true correct answers T/F audiograms need bone conduction scores to determine the...
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csd 356 all quiz questions || Correctly Answered. CSD 356 Final Exam || A GRADED. CSD 356 Module 5 Quiz || 100% correct. CSD 356 TRat Study Guide || Guaranteed Pass!! CSD 356 Quiz practice (for midterm) Correctly solved.
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What are children with hearing loss at risk for? correct answers developing a poor self-concept, most likely from negative reactions regarding their communication difficulties and also from being perceived differently as hearing aid users What type of words has research has shown that children with hearing loss have a poor understanding in? correct answers affective words as well as identifying others emotional states T/F: The vast majority of parents have little to no experience with he...
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false correct answers a person with a conductive hearing loss could easily have a WID score anywhere between 30-89% false correct answers vowels carry the meaning of speech false correct answers faint speech occurs at 25 dB SPL false correct answers a person with presbecusis could likely have a WID score of 92 % false correct answers if a person has a WID score of 68 % we would say that this person has a slight difficulty of understanding speech under ideal conditions true correct...
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What are the three parts of evidence-based practice? correct answers -clinical expertise -patient expectations -available clinical evidence How many people in the U.S. have hearing loss? correct answers about 35 million ALDA is a consumer organization: correct answers TRUE What are times of onset are there for AR? correct answers -congenital -prelingual -postlingual ARA stands for Academy of Rehabilitative Audiology: correct answers TRUE Without early access to consistent inte...
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phonetics is the study of correct answers the production and perception of speech sounds spelling is based on ___ and sound is based on ___ correct answers graphemes, phonemes a broad, less detailed transcription of speech using slashes, or virgules is called __; whereas a narrow, very precise speech transcription that uses square brackets is referred to as ___ correct answers phonemic; allophonic The initial "I" in the word "little" is produced with the tongue tip touching the alve...
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How are CI's different from hearing aids? correct answers Hearing Aids can be updated and uses the normal auditory pathway for all HL but Cochlear Implants are only for SNHL and only use the technology available at that time •Hearing aids correct answers most will do 99% good w/them send sound through normal pathway of sound acoustically amplify sound focus on speech understanding •Cochlear Implants: correct answers --people that dint do well w/HA because they dint meet persons nee...
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CSD 356 Test 1 || 100% correct.
T/F: If a person had a WID score of 68%, they would have slight difficulty. correct answers False "moderate" difficulty T/F: Compared to vowels, consonants demonstrate less intensity. correct answers True T/F: A person with ototoxicity may hear "mad" but miss the word "fish." correct answers True T/F: One characteristic of a person with SNHL is that he speaks more softly than normal correct answers False speaks louder T/F: A person with a perf will have a type B tympanog...
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the hearing amplify that a person with hearing loss has left correct answers residual hearing helping individuals learn to maximize the use of the residual hearing they possess through listening training correct answers auditory training the goal of auditory training is to: correct answers develop the ability to recognize speech through the auditory channel as much as is possible and to understand and interpret it correctly the first step of AT: correct answers maximize residual hearing...
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A person with a conductive could easily have a WID score anywhere between 30-89% correct answers false (SNHL) vowels add meaning to speech correct answers false (consonants) faint speech occurs at 25dB SPL correct answers false a person with presbycusis could likely have a WID score of 92% correct answers false if a person had a WID score of 68%, we would say that this person has "slight" difficulty understanding speech under ideal conditions correct answers false; moderate comp...
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Which sound/word of each pair is the more visible sound/word? -shoe -ship correct answers ship Which sound/word of each pair is the more visible sound/word? -"ch" -/g/ correct answers "ch" Determine the homophonous word for "That": -thin -tom -ten -cuff -none of the above correct answers thin Determine the homophonous word for "Damp": -ten -tom -camp -today -none of the above correct answers tom Playing musical chairs: -sound awareness/detection -sound discrim...
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how many people in the world live with disabling hearing loss correct answers 466 million EBP is the integration of best research evidence with clinical expertise and patient values correct answers true ADLA is a consumer organization correct answers true without early access to consistent intelligible speech, the auditory centers of the brain will not develop, and normal intrahemispheric connections correct answers true ARA stands for: correct answers academy of rehabilitative audio...
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how many people in the U.S have hearing loss? correct answers 36 million in 2018, there are an estimated 466 million people with disabling hearing loss worldwide. 93% of them are adults and 7% children. correct answers true what times of onset are there for AR? correct answers congenital, prelingual, postlingual ALDA is a consumer organization correct answers True ARA stands for Academy of Rehabilitation Audiology correct answers True how many people in the world live with disabli...
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how many people in the world live with disabling hearing loss correct answers 466 million where is AR offered? correct answers college, hospital, school what times of onset are there for AR? correct answers congential, prelingual, postlingual how many people in the US have hearing loss correct answers 36 million ALDA is a consumer organization T/F? correct answers true without early access to consistent intelligible speech, the auditory centers of the brain will not develop and no...
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