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Aural Rehabilitation for the Older Adult
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1. Hearing loss in the elderly is
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2. One older person is able to recite correctly 5 consecutive digits after hearing a talker speak 10 in a row whereas another person is able to recite 7. These two individuals differ in their
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3. Which of the following statements is true about cochlear implants and older persons?
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4. Which is a reason an older person may opt not to use an ALD?
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5. Depending on a variety of factors, an older person with a cochlear implant may not demonstrate a plateau in listening skills until
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6. Mr. Pierce has arrived at your clinic for an assessment prior to engaging in some aural rehabilitation. Which of the following questions will help you to identify listening goals and priorities?
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7. One challenge in providing an in-service to personnel in a nursing facility is that
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8. An older adult is unable to understand the news broadcasts on television. She has normal thresholds bilaterally. This difficulty may be more indicative of
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9. Older Adults who are able to enroll in post sensory management aural rehabilitation sessions might benefit from
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10. The first stage of developing a post sensory management aural rehabilitation plan is to determine a patient's
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