Exam Preview for 35336: A New Generation Delivering OpenSound Exper

A New Generation Delivering OpenSound Experience

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1. Brain Hearing refers to: The type of sound digitization employed on the Velox platform Patient training techniques that we employ to overcome the limitations of amplification Our approach to developing signal processing to combat the effects of hearing loss The name of our digital platform
2. In a complex sound environment, the brain can handle: Only one talker at a time More than one source of sounds as long as the information provided is clear Sources from behind better than sources from the side None of the above
3. The benefit of the new BrainHearing™ technologies is to: Maintain spatial cues Prevent feedback Reduce noise Mask tinnitus
4. A provider may choose to fit amplification that does not meet verification targets due to: Feedback Limits of the equipment Patient report All of the above
5. Open Sound navigator contains the following stages: Analysis, Balance, and Noise Removal Analysis, Synthesis and Removal Synthesis, Balance and Noise Removal None of the above
6. The ON app allows users to do which of the following: Adjust volume control Switch between programs Find my hearing aid All of the above
7. Traditional technology refers to the use of: Omnidirectional only Omnidirectional and Noise Reduction Traditional directionality only Omni, directional, and noise reduction
8. Which of the following is a new style offered in the latest Oticon Opn S: miniRITE Z miniRITE R miniRITE S miniBTE S
9. Rechargeable device benefits include: Assistance for those with dexterity concerns Less expensive Longer battery life All of the above
10. OpenSound Optimizer works quickly to eliminate feedback thereby allowing upto __ dB more gain. 3 5 6 10