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Level
Topic
15 questions.
FoundationStyles & Components
1. Which signal chain is common to every hearing aid?
FoundationStyles & Components
2. Which style is the most powerful and suitable for all degrees of loss?
TraineeStyles & Components
3. A patient with good low-frequency hearing complains their own voice sounds boomy after fitting. What is the cause and fix?
FoundationSignal Processing
4. Why do hearing aids use wide-dynamic-range compression?
TraineeSignal Processing
5. Which feature most robustly improves understanding of speech in noise?
ClinicianSignal Processing
6. Which feature helps a steeply sloping high-frequency loss with limited usable high-frequency hearing?
FoundationPrescription & Fitting
7. What does a prescriptive formula (e.g. NAL-NL2) provide?
TraineePrescription & Fitting
8. Which prescription is the standard default for fitting children, and why?
TraineePrescription & Fitting
9. Why should the manufacturer's 'first-fit' not be the final fitting?
FoundationVerification & Outcomes
10. What does real-ear measurement (REM) tell you?
TraineeVerification & Outcomes
11. What is the difference between verification and validation?
ClinicianVerification & Outcomes
12. A new fitting measures below target in the high frequencies on REM. What should you do?
FoundationImplantable Devices
13. When is a bone-conduction device the appropriate choice?
TraineeImplantable Devices
14. What drives the move from a hearing aid to a cochlear implant?
ClinicianImplantable Devices
15. A patient has single-sided deafness (one dead ear, one normal). Which option routes sound to the good ear?