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Cochlear Impl Myths

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What are the internal parts of Cochlear Implants made of? Titanium and Sealastic
What do Cochlear Implants do? -Compensate for the loss of hair cells -Electrodes stimulate nerve cells that send messages to the brain -Improves deaf individuals emotional and social well-being
About How many hours is Cochlear Implant Surgery? 2 to 3 Hours
Since the passing The Newborn Screening Intervention Act of 1999, at what age do infants get their hearing tested? by 1 month of age
If a child is referred after the initial Newborn hearing screening, by what age will they have their hearing screened again? by 3 months f age
What are placed in the Cochlea during Cochlear Implant Surgery? Electrodes
How old was the lady in England that was the oldest person to get Cochlear Implants? And how old was she? Mollie; 99 years old
What percentage of deaf individuals rely on government insurance such as Medicaid and Medicare? 70%
Around how many days can you resume normal activity after Cochlear Implant Surgery? 3 3 to 5 days
What are some factors that influence of Cochlear Implants? - Age of Onset -Age of Implantation - Anatomy of the Inner Ear - Family Support - Recipient's drive to Communicate -Educational Placement and support
What are some protocols needed to ensure Cochlear Implants maintain good performance? - (Bi) Annual evaluation of mapping - Annual evaluation of speech perception - Annual evaluation of speech/language - Annual evaluation of incision and magnet strength - Encourage patients to come in sooner if problems are suspected
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