Exam Preview for 31761: Improving EHDI with CAEPs: Clinical Assessm

Improving EHDI with CAEPs: Clinical Assessment of the Cortical Auditory Evoked Potential in Children with Hearing Loss

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1. What does CAEP stand for? Central Auditory Evoked Potential Cortical Auditory Evidence-based Practice Cortical Auditory Evoked Potential Cortical Advanced Electrical Potentials
2. What CAEP is measured with the HEARLab system? P300 P1-N1-P2 Wave V MMN
3. What is the expected latency for a P1 response? 0-10 ms 10-50 ms 50-300 ms 300-500 ms
4. What is the best patient state for recording CAEPs? Sleeping Drowsy Alert Active
5. The following speech sound can be evaluated using the HEARLab system: /g/ /t/ /s/ All of the above
6. CAEPs evaluate the auditory pathway to the level of the: Primary Auditory Cortex Brainstem Cochlea 8th Auditory Nerve
7. CAEP testing is a test of: Detection Discrimination Identification Comprehension
8. For a 5-month-old with ANSD, hearing aids should be conservatively set according to: Tone burst ABR responses BOA responses CAEP responses A combination of CAEP responses and behavioral audiometry
9. The following patients could benefit from CAEP testing: Slight to mild hearing loss ANSD CI-track All of the above
10. Which of the following will CAEP testing not indicate? Need for amplification Need to consider a change in technology (i.e. Hearing aid to cochlear implant) Need for technology reprogramming Distortion between /s/ and /sh/ with frequency lowering technology