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Widex Fundamentals Course 4: A Widex For Everyone - When, How, & Why

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1.  What is the goal of your case history? Uncover your patient's communication needs Discussing how hearing loss impacts their life Understanding their medical history All of the above

2.  Wind Noise manager is available in what levels of technology? 440 440 and 330 220, 330, and 440 None of the above

3.  What are the most important considerations when talking with patients? Don't jump to conclusions A, C, and D Learn to listen Be open minded

4.  Your patient is struggling to hear on the land-line phone, what accessory would you recommend? Phone Dex Com Dex Uni Dex Remote Mic

5.  When comfort in noise and clarity in quiet are important for value minded patients, what level of technology would you recommend? 440 220 330 110

6.  When hearing in noise with the MOST natural hearing experience is important, what level of technology would you recommend? 110 220 440 330

7.  How many Sound Class Settings are there in the Beyond/Unique 220 hearing aid? 9 sound classes 1 sound class 5 sound classes 3 sound classes

8.  What Widex feature works to reduce noise and enhance speech in real time in response to individual sound situations and hearing loss? Speech Enhancer HD Locator Noise Reduction Digital Pinna

9.  Binaural synchronization or Inter-Ear allows the hearing aid to? Communicate directly between hearing aids 21 times a second Provides a natural true-to-life binaural hearing relationship Improved feedback cancellation and Zen All of the above

10.  Wind noise attenuation is beneficial for any user because? Significantly reduces wind noise annoyance while increasing speech understanding Adaptive filtering independently analyzes wind noise in both microphones on both hearing aids Perfect for Monaural fittings All of the above