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The temporary loss of blood to the brain that often causes sensory loss is known as .:stroke
The loss of muscle function in the body accompanied with sensory loss is called .:paralysis
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✔ text telephone (TTY)magnifieramplifier

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✔ text telephone (TTY)
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magnifier
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amplifier
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uses a series of raised dots to represent words, letters, and signs.:Braille
A language using standardized hand signals is referred to as .:sign language
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What is a patient’s baseline, which nurses determine with all new patients?

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the patient’s ability to hear or see
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the patient’s normal ability level
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the patient’s behavior when alone
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the patient’s sensory tools
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are tools that increase the sound of something and are often used by people with hearing impairments.:Amplifiers
A device that allows a person to use a phone by typing messages that will read the message to the person on the other line is called a(n) .:text telephone (TTY)
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are tools that increase the sound of something and are often used by people with hearing impairments.:Amplifiers
A device that allows a person to use a phone by typing messages that will read the message to the person on the other line is called a(n) .:text telephone (TTY)
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How can paralysis affect someone’s ability to communicate?

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Paralysis causes neurological damage that leads to damage of the sensory system.
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Paralysis is someone’s limited ability to see or hear certain things.
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Paralysis is the loss of muscle function, which limits a person’s senses.
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Paralysis affects a patient’s ability to communicate from the time they are born.
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Why is it important for a nursing assistant to establish a patient’s baseline?

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The patient’s baseline will let the NA know what assistive devices the patient uses.
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The patient’s baseline will let the NA know what the normal communication behavior of the patient is.
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The patient’s baseline will let the NA know how long the patient has had sensory loss.
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The patient’s baseline will let the NA know if the patient has dementia.
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What purpose does a TTY (text telephone) have in assisting an individual with communication?

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TTYs read messages out loud for patients who have vision impairments.
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TTYs transcribe messages signed by patients with hearing impairments.
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TTYs use a standardized series of bumps rather than typed writing.
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TTYs allow people to write messages back and forth on a phone system.

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