11 Questions
What is the goal of aural rehabilitation?
To restore or establish a patient's ability to communicate
In patient-centered care, what is the focus?
The individual person and how their disability impacts their life
According to the WHO-ICF Model, what does 'Body structure' refer to?
An anatomical part of the body
What does 'Activity' refer to in the context of a health-related condition?
The execution of a task or action by an individual
What does 'Personal factors' encompass?
Age, lifestyle, race, coping styles, attitudes, etc.
Which term describes an effect of an activity limitation that results in the broader scope of the patient's life?
Participation limitation
Who takes the lead in providing treatment for adults in aural rehabilitation settings?
Audiologists
What descriptor is used for a hearing loss that is poorer than 90 dB?
Profound
When does prelingual hearing loss occur?
Before acquisition of language
Which healthcare professional directs treatment for children (school) in aural rehabilitation?
SLPs
What is the term used for hearing loss that occurs suddenly over a short period of time?
Sudden
Test your knowledge on aural rehabilitation, patient centered care, and the WHO-ICF model. Learn about strategies to restore patients' ability to communicate, provide individualized care, and understand health-related conditions in the context of patients' environment.
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