Exam Preview
Exam Preview
Fitting Adults with a Broad Audible Bandwidth Using DSL: No, It Isn't Too Loud
Please note: exam questions are subject to change.
1. Comparing DSL5 to DSL4 (also known as DSLi/o), what are the key differences for different patient groups?
|
||
2. Comparing DSL5 to DSL4, what is the recommended test signal during probe mic measures?
|
||
3. Comparing DSL5 to NAL-NL1, what is the main theoretical difference?
|
||
4. DSL5 will allow individualization of the hearing aid fitting for ALL of the following variables EXCEPT:
|
||
5. A laboratory study of DSL4 found that adults had an range of settings that optimized speech recognition, sound quality, and loudness. Results showed that the minimum levels resulting in speech/loudness overlap were:
|
||
6. Fittings that dropped below the optimal listening range had the following outcomes except:
|
||
7. In the development of DSL5, targets were developed for adults. These targets were designed to:
|
||
8. A clinical study of fittings to targets for the DSL5-adult prescription showed that the prescription can be fit to:
|
||
9. The same clinical study compared the DSL5-adult prescription to preferred listening levels for speech. What did they find?
|
||
10. The same clinical study looked at self-reported benefit with DSL5. What did they find?
|