Medical Lesson 1 Day 4

MEDICAL LIST 1

​Day 4

Match

Match the following

Feel

Blood

Dyslexic

Body

Cut

• Feel

• Blood

• Dyslexic

• Body

• Cut

Multiple Choice

The intensity or Loudness of a sound is measured in

• Amplification

• Decibels

• Hertz

• Audiogram

Multiple Choice

On an Audiogram the Loudest sounds, such as a jet engine, would be located near the

• Right side of the graph

• Left side of the graph

• Bottom of the graph

• Top of the graph

Drag and Drop

Low tones are represented on the

Placeholder

of the graph, while high tones are represented on the ​

Placeholder

of the graph

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

left side

right side

top

bottom

​Smell

​Temperature (High / Low)

​Weird

​Worry

​Worse

​Get Worse

Fill in the Blank

What Idiom did you learn in yesterday's lesson?

Fill in the Blank

Which three signs, this week, are locational signs?

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Difficulty hearing soft sounds and might struggle to catch whispers or soft speech, especially in noisy environments. It may be challenging to follow conversations, particularly when there's background noise.

MilD

Soft and moderately loud sounds becomes difficult. It's like turning down the volume on the world. Conversations become even more challenging, especially in places with background noise.

Moderate

Loud sounds become hard to hear. It's like trying to listen through a muffled or distant filter. Conversations become extremely challenging, and reliance on lip-reading or visual cues increases significantly.

​​Severe

​This is the most severe level, where individuals may not hear any sounds at all. It's like living in a world of silence. Communication primarily relies on sign language, written text, or visual cues.

Profound

​Review: Levels of Hearing loss

Reorder

Reorder the following from Moderate to Severe

• Difficulty hearing soft sound and might struggle to catch whispers or soft speech

• Soft and moderately loud sounds become difficult, like turning down the volume.

• Conversations become extremely challenging and reliance on lip-reading or visual cues increase significantly

• Individuals may not hear any sounds at all. Communication primarily on sign language, written text, or visual cues.

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