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The goal of hearing screening is to pass all babies.
A. True
B. False correct answers B. False
Which of the following are reasons to screen newborns? (Check all that apply)
A. Children who are identified late can have a delay in developing language and communication
skills
B.Newborns are easier to screen than toddlers
C.The first months of a babis life are a critical time for developing language
D. Hearing parents may not be aware their baby has a hearing loss since they don't have one
themselves correct answers A. Children who are identified late can have a delay in developing
language and communication skills
C.The first months of a babis life are a critical time for developing language
D. Hearing parents may not be aware their baby has a hearing loss since they don't have one
themselves
Which statement is true according to the JCIH 2019 screening guidelines regarding the national
EHDI goals?
A.All babies who don't pass the newborn hearing screening should get a diagnosis before three
months of age
B. All babies identified with hearing loss should be enrolled in early intervention before three
months of age
C. All babies should receive a newborn hearing screening after three months of age correct
answers A.All babies who don't pass the newborn hearing screening should get a diagnosis
before three months of age
When informing parents or caregivers about the screening it is safe to assume that most families
won't need an interpreter.
Select one:
True
False correct answers False
Which items are important when preparing to screen? (Check all that apply)
A. Knowing who to contact for language interpretation services
B. Accurate and complete documentation of baby's information
C. Checking the screening equipment to make sure it's working properly
D. Making sure the baby's ear canals have been cleaned correct answers A.Knowing who to
contact for language interpretation services
B. Accurate and complete documentation of baby's information
C. Checking the screening equipment to make sure it's working properly
Screening in the following conditions is NOT recommended for achieving a high-quality screen.
A. Baby isn't swaddled
B. Baby is hungry and fussy
The goal of hearing screening is to pass all babies.
A. True
B. False correct answers B. False
Which of the following are reasons to screen newborns? (Check all that apply)
A. Children who are identified late can have a delay in developing language and communication
skills
B.Newborns are easier to screen than toddlers
C.The first months of a babis life are a critical time for developing language
D. Hearing parents may not be aware their baby has a hearing loss since they don't have one
themselves correct answers A. Children who are identified late can have a delay in developing
language and communication skills
C.The first months of a babis life are a critical time for developing language
D. Hearing parents may not be aware their baby has a hearing loss since they don't have one
themselves
Which statement is true according to the JCIH 2019 screening guidelines regarding the national
EHDI goals?
A.All babies who don't pass the newborn hearing screening should get a diagnosis before three
months of age
B. All babies identified with hearing loss should be enrolled in early intervention before three
months of age
C. All babies should receive a newborn hearing screening after three months of age correct
answers A.All babies who don't pass the newborn hearing screening should get a diagnosis
before three months of age
When informing parents or caregivers about the screening it is safe to assume that most families
won't need an interpreter.
Select one:
True
False correct answers False
Which items are important when preparing to screen? (Check all that apply)
A. Knowing who to contact for language interpretation services
B. Accurate and complete documentation of baby's information
C. Checking the screening equipment to make sure it's working properly
D. Making sure the baby's ear canals have been cleaned correct answers A.Knowing who to
contact for language interpretation services
B. Accurate and complete documentation of baby's information
C. Checking the screening equipment to make sure it's working properly
Screening in the following conditions is NOT recommended for achieving a high-quality screen.
A. Baby isn't swaddled
B. Baby is hungry and fussy
