Ihs exam 1 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

IHS ILE Exam (study for the written hearing aid dealers/fitters exam) What does decreasing the compression ratio do, and when would you use this? - ANS-Soft sound amplification is unaltered, but gain is increased for moderate/loud sounds. Most often used if a PT complains loud sounds aren't loud enough or sound "mushy" What does increasing the compression ratio do, and when would you use this? - ANS-Soft sound gain is unaltered, but gain for moderate/loud sounds is lowered. Most often...

IHS State Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed What two main parts do the external ear contain? -Pinna -oracle Where is the vestibular system located? -Located in the inner ear What is the 3 main things the vestibular system is responsible for? 1. Influence eye movement 2. Equilibrium and balance 3. Body positioning What CN is the Vegas nerve? -What reflex is associated with it? -Vegas nerve is the 10th CN - Branch of the nerve is located on the bottom of the ear canal Arnolds Reflex-Ca...

CRCS certification Exam Questions and Answers CMS - Correct Answer ️️ -Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and also one of the HHS operating divisions OIG - Correct Answer ️️ -Office of Inspector General in DHHS. Monitors compliance with reimbursement laws & regulations Title XVIII - Correct Answer ️️ -Medicare Title XIX - Correct Answer ️️ -Medicaid HIPAA - Correct Answer ️️ -Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act HHS - Correct Answer ️️ -Depa...

International Hearing Society (IHS) License Exam Prep - Questions and Answers Dexterity of the patent's fingers enter into the choice of instruments because of difficulty in: -inserting the earmold into the ear -replacing the battery -adjusting the volume or any of the controls on the hearing aid. A bone conduction instrument should be used when: The patient has chronic otitis media. A basic problem for clients with asymmetrical hearing loss is: -Discriminating speech from one side of the hea...

IHS EXAM 100% SOLVED type As has which characteristics - ANSWERlow compliance normal TPP normal TW which conditions are associated with type As - ANSWERossicular fixation scarred TM reduced mobitity type Ad is has which characteristics - ANSWERhigh compliance normal TTP normal TW Ad is associated with which conditions - ANSWERossicular discontinuity healed perforations has air bone gaps head trauma type B has which characteristics - ANSWERlow compliance across all pressure ranges ...

CRCS Exam Questions and Answers Medicare Part A - Correct Answer ️️ -Covers individuals who are elderly (age 65 or older) and individuals with permanent disabilities, end stage renal disease (ESRD) or Lou Gehrig's disease Title XVIII - Correct Answer ️️ -Medicare (title) Medicare part A - Correct Answer ️️ -Covers inpatient hospitalizations, skilled nursing facility (SNF), home health & hospice Lifetime reserve days - Correct Answer ️️ -60 days of inpatient hospital servi...

IHS STUDY GUIDE: HAD LICENSE EXAM 100% SOLUTION REVISED 2023//2024 COMPETENCY MODEL DOMAIN 1 = Conduct _____________/_______________ ______________________. - ANSWER domain 1 = conduct pt/client assessment COMPETENCY MODEL DOMAIN 1: OBJECTIVE 1.1 = Apply ________________ __________________ ______________________. - ANSWER objetive 1.1 = apply infection control protocols COMPETENCY MODEL DOMAIN 1: OBJECTIVE 1.1>>INCLUDES (BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO)...... Choosing appropriate _...

IHS: Exam 3: ABG 100% REVISION 2023//2024 Acid • a molecule that can act as a proton (H+) donor. • Strong acid readily and irreversible gives up an H+, and a strong base avidly binds H+ Base • a molecule that can act as a proton acceptor. • A weak acid or base reversible donates H+ or reversible binds H+. Acidemia blood pH < 7.35 Acidosis is the process that lowers pH - H+ concentration in blood is increased Alkalemia blood pH > 7.45 Alkalosis is the process that rai...

IHS ILE Study Guide Exam Questions and verified Solutions 2024 What does decreasing the compression ratio do, and when would you use this? - Answer -Soft sound amplification is unaltered, but gain is increased for moderate/loud sounds. Most often used if a PT complains loud sounds aren't loud enough or sound "mushy" What does increasing the compression ratio do, and when would you use this? - Answer -Soft sound gain is unaltered, but gain for moderate/loud sounds is lowered. Most often ...