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Grand Rounds By ReSound: Directionality Session 2

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1.  What is Level 9 technology’s default setting in Hear in Noise?
  1. None
  2. Autoscope Adaptive Directionality
  3. Multiscope Adaptive Directionality
  4. Adaptive Directionality
2.  How is Autoscope Adaptative Directionality different from Multiscope Adaptive Directionality?
  1. There is no difference between them
  2. Autoscope Adaptive Directionality is in the level 7 and Multiscope Adapative Directionality is in the level 5
  3. Autoscope Adaptive Directionality automatically changes between Narrow, Medium, and Wide Beamforms. Multiscope Adaptive Directionality offers the fixed option of Narrow, Medium, and Wide Beamforms
  4. They both change automatically, Autoscope is faster
3.  Which statement best describes Adaptive Directionality?
  1. Adaptive Directionality is similar to fixed directionality, but Adaptive Directionality changes the directional pattern to reduce the loudest sounds from the rear
  2. Adaptive Directionality is Fixed Directionality by another name
  3. Adaptive Directionality allows the width of the directional beamform to be set in the software
  4. Adaptive Directionality automatically adjusts the width of the beamform
4.  Level 9 hearing aids allow for which adjustments in the Smart 3D app in the Hear in Noise program?
  1. None. The Smart 3D app performs the same regardless of the technology level
  2. Size of bandwidth (Narrow, Medium, Wide.)
  3. Switching between omni and directional microphone patterns
  4. Speech Clarity
5.  What do severe to profound hearing loss patients sometimes prefer to Adaptive Directionality?
  1. No Directionality
  2. Some Directionality
  3. Omni Directionality
  4. Fixed Directionality
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