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Latest Advancements and Applications in Amplification
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1. In the current proposed legislation, OTC hearing aids are meant for:
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2. OTCs and PSAPs:
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3. If a patient comes in to an audiology practice with an OTC hearing aid,
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4. When using concurrent equalization instead of stored equalization with an open fitting, the most probable mistake will be:
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5. In an open fitting, when it isn't possible to reduce low unwanted low frequencies in the REAR in the 500 Hz range, this could be because of:
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6. Without changing the programing of the hearing aid in any way, you would expect the following difference in the REAR85 for an open vs closed fitting:
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7. In general, we'd like to see the REAR85 output to fall in this general area:
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8. What is not a reasonable strategy you can offer to help with concentration?
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9. Which of the following would be a reasonable approach to a hearing aid fitting for tinnitus patients:
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10. What is not a probable advantage of sound therapy?
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11. The most important advantage of an open-ended questionnaire is that:
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12. Which type of individual would NOT be a candidate for nonlinear frequency compression?
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13. A key feature of nonlinear frequency compression is:
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14. When fitting new hearing aids with frequency compression to a patient who is already using hearing aids with frequency compression:
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15. Determining the MAOF is an important step in a protocol when fitting frequency lowering. MAOF stands for:
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