Exam Preview for 39527: Optimizing Accuracy in Fitting Pediatric He

Optimizing Accuracy in Fitting Pediatric Hearing Aids Using Real Ear Measures

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1. What is the primary goal of pediatric audiology? Increasing hearing aid sales Ensuring precision in hearing aid fitting Reducing the cost of hearing aids Promoting hearing aid brands
2. What is a critical consideration when conducting REM for pediatric patients? The color of the hearing aid The brand of the hearing aid The unique acoustics of a child’s ear The battery life of the hearing aid
3. How does pediatric audiology differ from adult audiology in the context of REM? Adults do not require REM The core principles of REM do no apply to adults Pediatric audiology requires adaptability due to physical and behavioral differences REM is only conducted in quiet environments for children
4. What role does the Real-Ear-to-Coupler Difference (RECD) play in REM? It measures the difference in sound quality between two hearing aids It assesses the acoustic differences between an individual’s ear canal and a standard coupler It determines the battery efficiency of the hearing aid It calculates the warranty period of the hearing aid
5. What is a common challenge in pediatric REM? High cost of hearing aids Lack of colorful hearing aids Behavioral aspects and physical ear canal size Availability of hearing aid models