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Candidacy and Counseling for Cochlear Bone Conduction Solutions
Please note: exam questions are subject to change.
1. The Baha system is approved for a surgical solution in children over:
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2. For Osia® candidates with mixed hearing loss, the bone conduction pure tone average (.5, 1, 2 & 3 kHz) must be ____ or better:
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3. For Baha® and Osia® candidates with single-sided deafness (SSD), the better hearing ear must have an air conduction pure tone average (.5, 1, 2 & 3 kHz) of _______ or better:
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4. The benefit of a demonstration for bone conduction is:
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5. One thing that is different about demonstrations for Osia® versus Baha® is that demonstrations for Osia:
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6. Three non-surgical options for demonstrating bone conduction are:
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7. While counseling candidates, ensure you address fears about surgery by:
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8. Bone conduction provides a good treatment option for patients with mixed and conductive hearing loss because:
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9. Bone conduction treatments and hearing aids will perform equally well up to an air-bone gap of 30 dB. When the air-bone gap is greater than 30 dB, bone conduction treatments will perform:
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10. Beyond the treatment option itself (eg, Baha® or Osia®), it can be important to also discuss:
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