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| What 2 categories are central tests split into? |
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| psychophyiscal (behavioral) and electrophysiologic |
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| This test category includes dichotic listening, temporal processing, low-redundancy speech, and binaural interaction tests |
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| This test category includes ABR, the middle latency response (MLR), the N1 and P2 late potentials, and the P300 |
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There are 3 major goals of using audiologic tests when CANS involvement is either suspected or confirmed:
1. The first is a ___ because they need to make an appropriate referral. ___-___ and ___ of the patient is essential.
2. Utilizing central test in CANS disease is to determine if the ___ ___ is involved. The key here is to determine if this new symptom is really ___ in nature or not, and if it is, whether it is due to ___ or ___ system compromise
3. Corroborate the ___ and ___ symptoms and/or complaints of the patient with test measures |
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| screener; Follow up; management; auditory (central) system; auditory; peripheral; central; medical; communicative |
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| The 3 goals of of using audiologic tests when CANS involvement is either suspected or confirmed lead to another important aspect of audiology, which is the proper ___ of the patient. Without the appropriate ___ info, proper management of the patient with confirmed or suspected CANS involvement is difficult. |
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