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Cochlear Implantation in Older Adults, presented in partnership with American Cochlear Implant Alliance
Please note: exam questions are subject to change.
1. The most lenient FDA indications for an adult to receive a cochlear implant indicate that a patient must score less than or equal to ___ correct on a sentence recognition test in their best aided condition in order to be considered a candidate for a cochlear implant.
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2. Current Medicare criteria differ from FDA criteria and indicate that patients must score less than or equal to ____ correct in their best aided condition on a sentence recognition test in order to be considered a candidate for a cochlear implant.
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3. In the ongoing CMS CED study, patients can receive a cochlear implant if they obtain a score that ranges from ___ to ___ correct on a sentence measure in their best aided condition.
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4. Hearing loss in older adults is also associated with
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5. Which factor below has been found as a differentiating factor when the CI outcomes of younger and older adults have been compared?
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6. Cochlear implants have been found to improve which of the following in older adults
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7. The recommended upper age limit for someone to receive a cochlear implant is
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8. The number of adults age 65 and over in the United States who are potential candidates for a cochlear implant is approximately
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9. Some studies have found that older adults tend to demonstrate better speech recognition outcomes with a CI if they
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10. Some researchers estimate that __ of older adults who qualify for a cochlear implant are getting one.
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