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Oticon Opn S, Proven to Support the Brain

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1.  Name the three stages of the OpenSound Navigator: Analyze, Beam, Noise Removal Analyze, Balance, Noise Removal Adapt, Balance, Noise Management Adapt, Balance, Noise Removal

2.  Oticon’s current pediatric product families are: Opn and Sensei ConnectClip and Amigo Opn Play and Xceed Play None of the above

3.  Oticon BrainHearing™ technologies includes: OpenSound Navigator, OpenSound Optimizer, Speech Guard OpenSound Navigator, Speech Guard, Spatial Surround Sound Speech Navigator, Spatial Sound, OpenSound Optimizer OpenSound Optimizer, Speech Redundancy, Spatial Sound

4.  The benefits of OpenSound Navigator were documented in these areas: Listening effort, memory recall, speech understanding Speed of noise removal, number of scans per second, speed of platform Analysis, Balance, Noise Speech in noise scores

5.  Selective attention means the ability to: Focus exclusively on the item selected Ability to switch attention from one item to the other as desired Ability of the hearing aid to different technologies Ability of the hearing aid to select speech from noise

6.  Pupillometry studies objectively demonstrated a reduction in this function: Memory recall Cognitive effort Exposure to light Overall gain values

7.  One reason why the EEG studies used to measure the cognitive impact are gaining popularity is because: The head mask looks scientific All EEG waves always match the sound waves Brain activity can be accurately measured with a non-invasive technique All of the above

8.  EEG studies showed that with OpenSound Navigator ON the secondary speaker was distinguishable by: 95% 60% 40% 10%

9.  Another benefit of OpenSound Navigator ON was that the background babble reduced by: 100% 50% 12% 10%

10.  The EEG results proved that OpenSound Navigator helps the brain to: Focus and switch attention effortlessly when needed Identify speech from noise everytime Process signals faster Translate different languages