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356 Dr. Lowe Final

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show Degree of visibility of movement: only 33-40% of 1/3 of the sounds are visible on the lips.  
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show Speed of articulatory movement: how fast the message is  
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show Similarity of visual charachteristics: viseme, homophemes, homonyms, homophomeous words  
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show Intersubject variations and movements: different way people produce the same sound  
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What are the 5 facilitative strategies?   show
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show The client anticipates a topic of conversation and the related vocabulary prior to the communication interaction  
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What is the facilitative strategy: attending?   show
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What is the facilitative strategy: constructive?   show
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show Interchange in which the hearing impaired individual asks the speaker to change the delivery of the message  
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What is the facilitative strategy: message tailoring?   show
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show Repeat, rephrase, simplify, key word, elaborate, alternate communication mode  
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What is the receptive repair strategy: repeat?   show
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What is the receptive repair strategy: rephrase?   show
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show Request to simplify the message by shortening the sentence or breaking it into segments  
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show Request for a key word or topic word from the msg  
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show Request for elaboration on the topic in order to elicit understanding  
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show Request for demonstration writing/finger spelling when verbal message can't be understood w/other repair strategies  
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What is an expressive repair strategy?   show
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show Receptive Repair Strategy: Repeat  
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show Receptive Repair Strategy: Rephrase  
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show Receptive Repair Strategy: Simplify  
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The following is an example of what? Ex)What topic are you refferring to?   show
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show Receptive Repair Strategy: Elaborate  
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The following is an example of what? Ex)Could you show me what you are talking about?   show
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show Expressive Repair Strategy  
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show BTE Boot  
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What assistive device would you reccommend for to following? Ex.) A 1st grader who has normal hearing w/ADD needs something in the classroom and his teacher specifically stated she wants the child to hear only her.   show
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show Hardwire  
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What assistive device would you reccommend for to following? Ex.) Deaf/blind individual needs something to use to wake themself up in the morning.   show
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show Hardwire  
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What is the loudest low fz phoneme?   show
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What are the three softest high fz phonemes?   show
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show Vowels  
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As a group, which sounds are more easily heard?   show
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As a group, which sounds are more easily seen?   show
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show /v/ & /z/  
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What do the softest and high fz sounds have in common?   show
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What do the softest high fz phonemes have in common?   show
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show 1.) The earmold can be remade to accommodate for the growth in the pinna and canal as the child grows 2.) Safer due to the soft mold  
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Which hearing aid is best for a vain 41 yr old w/a mild to moderate bilateral SNHL?   show
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The amplifier in a hearing aid does what?   show
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Is the following example a candidate for Cochlear Implant? Ex.) 6mth old w/a cogenital profound hearing loss due to genetic causes   show
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Is the following example a candidate for Cochlear Implant? Ex.) 6mth old who was recently deafened due to bacterial meningitis   show
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show Yes  
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show No  
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show No  
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What 5 sounds are more missed w/someone w/a SNHL?   show
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The following is an example of what strategy? Ex)Could you repeat what you just said please?   show
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show Repair: Elaborate  
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The following is an example of what strategy? Ex)The listener moves so that he can sit in the front row of the church service to hear better.   show
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The following is an example of what strategy? Ex)The listener anticipates the vocabulary that might be used at a doctors office when he goes for a visit.   show
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show Facilitative: Message Tailoring  
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What is #1 of the 4 types of auditory training?   show
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What is #2 of the 4 types of auditory training?   show
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show Identification  
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What is #4 of the 4 types of auditory training?   show
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The following is an example of what type of auditory training? Ex)March to the beat of a drum and stop when the drumming stops.   show
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show Identification  
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The following is an example of what type of auditory training? Ex)Play w/2 animals and the child points to the dog for "woof, woof" and the snake for "ssss."   show
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The following is an example of what type of auditory training? Ex)Dance when the music is on and sit when the music is turned off.   show
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show Sound discrimination  
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The following is an example of what type of auditory training? Ex)Listen to a read aloud story and answer questions about it.   show
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show ITE  
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show ITC  
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show MAC Battery  
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What auditory training test would you use for the following? Ex) What test would you use for a 3yr old implantee who just receieved her implant 4wks ago and was turned on yesterday?   show
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show SPICE  
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What auditory training test would you use for the following? Ex) Need a comprehensive assessment for a 17yr old.   show
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show DASL or SPICE  
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show DASL  
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What auditory training test would you use for the following? Ex) Need to look at perception of sentences for a 78yr old.   show
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show HINT  
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What auditory training test would you use for the following? Ex) Need to look at consonant recognition for an 88yr old   show
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show WIPI  
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show MAC Battery  
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What auditory training test would you use for the following? Ex) Want to look at perception of speech sounds in syllable context in an 8yr old?   show
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show /p/, /b/, /m/  
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What are the last 3 most visible sounds?   show
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show /p/, /b/, /m/, /w/, /wh/, /f/, /v/, /sh/, /ch/, /th/, /l/  
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What are the 8 less visible sounds?   show
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show Auditory training  
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What approach uses non-speech stimuli, phonemes, syllables, words and the LING sounds?   show
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show Synthetic  
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show Performance, Condition and Criteria  
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show The response you are wanting to elicit from the client  
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The condition aspect of the written goal is what?   show
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The criteria aspect of the written goal is what?   show
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The following is an example of what type of auditory training? Ex)Using many toy animals, the child hands you the animal when you make the appropriate sound.   show
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The following is an example of what type of auditory training? Ex)Respond to the command   show
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show Sound discrimination  
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The following is an example of what type of auditory training? Ex)Child throws a ball through a hoop each time he hears you say a ling sound   show
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The following is an example of what type of auditory training? Ex)Play 20 questions   show
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show Identification  
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A person with speech perception difficulties usually have minimal difficulty with what?   show
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show Vowels  
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What is the #1 of 4 variables affecting speech reading?   show
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What is the #2 of 4 variables affecting speech reading?   show
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What is the #3 of 4 variables affecting speech reading?   show
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show Environment  
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show The rate of speech is 15 phonemes per second but they ey can only process 8-10 discrete movements per second, thus 25% of the message is missed.  
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What is a viseme?   show
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show Different speech sounds that look the same on the lips/mouth such as /p/, /b/, /m/  
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show Sounds that sound alike but are spelled differently such as /s/ in sing and /c/ in city  
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What is a homonym?   show
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show Words that look alike on the mouth (mad vs bat)  
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show Acoustics are better in a small room but in a large room, the acoustics will be better when near a wall or in a corner.  
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show PTA, SRT, WID and Immitance Testing  
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What 3 things does SRT entail?   show
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Auditory training can only ensue after what?   show
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