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An individual who relies heavily on communicative function at work (e.g. a teacher) and has a mild loss will notice a significantly greater handicap than those whose jobs are not as verbally demanding (e.g. truck driver)
An individual who relies heavily on communicative function at work (e.g. a teacher) and has a mild loss will notice a significantly greater handicap than those whose jobs are not as verbally demanding (e.g. truck driver)
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A limitation of audiometric data is how well an individual gets along in personal and professional communication environments can not be accurately described from the audiometric information alone
A limitation of audiometric data is how well an individual gets along in personal and professional communication environments can not be accurately described from the audiometric information alone
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Hearing Handicap
Hearing Handicap
The negative impact of hearing loss on an individual's daily life, affecting their ability to communicate, participate in activities, and overall well-being.
Hearing Level
Hearing Level
The numerical value on an audiometer that indicates a person's hearing threshold at different frequencies.
High Frequency Hearing Loss
High Frequency Hearing Loss
A type of hearing loss that primarily affects high frequencies, often associated with aging.
Impact of Hearing Loss on Language Development
Impact of Hearing Loss on Language Development
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Hearing Handicap
Hearing Handicap
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Low Frequency Hearing Loss
Low Frequency Hearing Loss
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Limitation of Audiometric Data
Limitation of Audiometric Data
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Unilateral Hearing Loss Imbalance
Unilateral Hearing Loss Imbalance
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Speech Discrimination Test
Speech Discrimination Test
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Factors Affecting Hearing Handicap
Factors Affecting Hearing Handicap
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Study Notes
Module 2 Quiz - Hearing Loss
- Hearing Handicap: Negative effects of hearing loss on an individual's life.
- Audiometer Dial Reading: A response from an individual, indicated by raising a hand, to a particular hearing test.
- Cochlear Hearing Loss: Often greater in the high-frequency range and associated with presbycusis (age-related hearing loss).
- Congenital Hearing Loss: Severe congenital hearing loss has a profound impact on language, voice, and articulation development in children. Hearing loss associated with this is due to varied causes.
- Hearing Loss and Job Demands: Individuals with hearing loss in a demanding job role (e.g., teacher) experience a greater handicap than individuals in less demanding jobs.
- Understanding Difficulty: Difficulty understanding speech, locating sound, and hearing in background noise often indicates high-frequency hearing loss.
- Audiometric Data Limitations: Audiometric data alone cannot fully describe how well an individual functions in personal and professional environments.
- Unilateral Hearing Loss: The impact of this condition extends beyond the loss of sensitivity, and also includes a balance imbalance between ears.
- Speech Discrimination: In Audiologic tests, single words (like "say the dog") are used in speech discrimination to aid in understanding hearing ability.
- Hearing Assessment: Using multiple sources of data (audiometric data, interviews, questionnaires, external resources) is necessary for a comprehensive hearing assessment regarding an individual's needs.
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Test your understanding of hearing loss and its impact on individuals through various scenarios. This quiz covers topics like types of hearing loss, the effects of job demands, and audiometric assessments. Enhance your knowledge on how hearing loss affects communication and development.
