| Term | Audiology |
|---|---|
| Code | LR-8000.0500 |
| Definition | Programs that provide a variety of nonmedical evaluations to determine the range, nature and extent of hearing loss and rehabilitation services for people whose hearing impairments cannot be improved by medical or surgical means. Audiologists evaluate hearing, identify hearing disorders, assess hearing aids and teach clients to conserve hearing and use residual hearing. |
| Created | 3/10/92 |
| Changed | 1/11/10 |
| Use References |
Audiological Services Aural Rehabilitation Assistance Hearing Therapy |
| See Also References |
Cochlear Implants (LT-1550) Hearing Aid Evaluations (LF-4900.2145) Hearing Augmentation Aid Donation Programs (TI-1800.5000-300) Hearing Augmentation Aids (LH-0600.3000) Hearing Screening (LF-4900.2150) Signal Dogs (LR-7950.8200) |
| External Classification Terms |
Deaf & Hearing Impaired Centers (NTE P87) Health (CAN HC-300) Health Care (AIRS HC-300) Outpatient Rehabilitation (UW 2.1.04.02) Rehabilitation of Hearing Impaired (NPC E12.10) Rehabilitative Care (NTE E50) |
| Related Concepts |
Deafness/Hearing Impairments Disabilities |
| Facet | Service |
| Comments | |
| Bibliographic References | Educator's Guide: Special Education Dictionary, Editor, Edmond Gold, Published by Heliodor Publications, Inc, Westbury, New York, 11590, Copyright © 1983 by Edmond Gold. All rights reserved. |
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