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Intro into AR Exam 3 Review
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This is a review for Exam 3
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A person with hearing loss spends more perceptual effort to attend the speech signal.
False
True
2
Acoustic neuroma
causes temporary hearing loss
is also called acoustic trauma
is treated by an audiologist
is caused by a tumor
3
Otosclerosis
affects the middle ear bones
is not surgically treatable
involves the auditory nerve
is sensorineural in nature
4
Arthritis and muscle weakness
does not have any affect on a person
may affect how the person can handle the hearing technology
none of the above
may affect how a person responds to hearing technology
5
Visual cues provided by lipreading can add context to the spoken word.
False
True
6
Cochlear implants are easily affordable to those wanting that technology.
False
True
7
Conversations with those with hearing loss have less imagery.
True
False
8
When a new topic is introduced even if direct offshoot of something already discussed this is
topic shading
rude
bluffing
a nonspecific repair strategy
9
A person with a recent hearing loss may rarely employ repair strategies.
True
False
10
When someone attempts to recognize speech through visual signals, it activates
the auditory nerve
the auditory cortex
the motor cortex
the temporal lobe
11
Analytical auditory training emphasizes the understanding of meaning of a spoken utterance.
False
True
12
A sales orientation to hearing loss is based on persuading the patient to get listening devices
False
True
13
When lipreaders seek prosodic information, they focus more on the lower face.
False
True
14
A communication strategy is a course of action taken to facilitate a
auditory access problem
speechreading problem
perceptual problem
conversational problem
15
Work place accommodations for adults with hearing loss include:
Speech to text communication
none of the above
Increasing background noise
Turning a desk away from co-workers
16
The primary reason for hearing loss in young adults is
genetic
ototoxicity
noise exposure
infection
17
The interactive process by which speakers and listeners work together to understand messages is
all of the above
grounding
topic coherence
turn taking
18
Receptive repair strategies employ writing or gesture.
True
False
19
Studies have shown that the integration of hearing/seeing is not related.
True
False
20
An individual in their forties
may have a well established career
may have more leisure time
begins to consider own mortality
children have left home
21
The majority of residents in long term care are men.
True
False
22
Individuals with severe to profound hearing loss may demonstrate lost work productivity.
False
True
23
The most common complaint from adults with hearing loss is difficulty understanding speech.
True
False
24
This generation was born between 1901-1945
Generation X
Greatest generation
Baby Boomers
Millennial
25
A sensorineural hearing loss that occurs gradually later in life is called
presbyphonia
prebyopia
presbycusis
presbyterian
26
Melody perception is possible due
all of the above
the perception of the overall contour of a series on notes
to perception of the distance between two consecutive notes
to the ability to perceive changes in pitch
27
Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss will affect both ears 90% of the time.
False
True
28
Most lipreaders recognize less than 20% of words.
True
False
29
Ménière's disease
does not cause fluctuating hearing loss
usually begins between the ages of 30 and 50
is managed only by an audiologist
is caused by fusing of the ossicles
30
The societal belief that someone possesses an undesirable attribute is known as
isolation
stigmatization
feigning
psychosocial well being
31
Brain changes may impact speech recognition in an older adult.
True
False
32
Phoneme based training hones top down processing.
True
False
33
Noise
damages the middle ear bones
none of the above
causes conductive hearing loss
can cause permanent hearing loss
34
Persons with hearing loss anticipate potential vocabulary by using repair strategies.
False
True
35
Audiological testing accommodations for older adults include
frequent breaks
all of the above
present speech with live voice
longer presentation time
36
Self-stigma can lead to maladaptive behaviors.
False
True
37
400,000 people over the age of 65 qualify for cochlear implants even at advanced ages
True
False
38
Alzheimer’s disease
is progressive, degenerative and irreversible
is initially a decline in memory
all of the above
is a form of dementia
39
Background noise is problematic for adults with hearing loss because____________
it masks high frequency sounds
it masks mid frequency sounds
it masks low frequency sounds
none of the above
40
A person’s positive self-image and sense of being an important part of social relationships is
psychosocial well being
work life
community involvement
recreational life
41
Implicit conversational rules include
conveying of message with verbosity
ensuring one single person does all the talking
taking of turns in an unorganized fashion
participation in topic development
42
Adults who lose their hearing often have
mild hearing loss
mild to moderate hearing loss
moderate to severe hearing loss
moderate hearing loss
43
A person with hearing loss can feel less anxious during a conversation by
attending to the talker’s lip movements
focusing on the conversation
deep breathing
all of the above
44
Hearing loss in adults can never be inherited.
False
True
45
Drugs used in chemotherapy regimens often cause hearing loss.
True
False
46
Characteristics of self advocacy include
describing their own hearing loss and needs related to it
all of the above
being willing to disclose a hearing loss
knowing the how, who and when to ask for assistance
47
Person's with dementia may require help from family members to use hearing technology.
False
True
48
Adults from the Baby Boomer generation value active, youthful lifestyles.
False
True
49
The typical amount of time an adult deals with the loss of hearing loss before any action is __
10 years
1 year
never
5 years
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Frequency selectivity refers to the auditory systems ability to
respond differently to different frequencies
pick out different tones of musical instruments
filter out background noise
discriminate sound segments occurring closely in time
