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Hearing Loss and Aging: Considerations for the Clinician
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1. Age-related sensorineural hearing loss is typically characterized as:
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2. According to current theories of speech perception, older adults will have the most difficulty identifying words:
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3. One reason that hearing aids are not completely effective at restoring speech perception is:
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4. Which of the following is the primary cause of mortality and most closely associated with longevity?
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5. Which of the following is not a social correlate of healthy aging/well being?
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6. Which of the following metrics mediates the connection between acoustic challenges, listening effort, and decision to withdraw?
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7. According to Weinstein (1983) which of the following correlates most strongly with loneliness and isolation measures?
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8. Which of the following correlates most strongly with fatigue?
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9. The following descriptor describes which of the following behaviors associated with dementia: no knowledge of having a particular disease overestimation of abilities?
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10. Which of the following statement best describes the connection between hearing health care interventions and dementia onset and progression?
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11. Which of the following is the most common form of dementia?
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12. The Oldest-Old is best defined as:
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13. ___ percent of Oldest Old seniors with impactful hearing loss will accept a simple amplifier during their medical appointment if offered.
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14. ___ percent of Oldest Old seniors accessing geriatric care who have measured impactful hearing loss report that they have hearing problems.
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15. Audiology assistants can positively impact the audiologists:
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