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Matching Pairs Hearing, Speech, and Vision Assessment MatchOnline version Test your knowledge of assessing a patient's speech, vision, and hearing with this fun matching game! by Meagan 1 no difficulty hearing in normal conversation and social interactions, or listening to TV 2 When speaking to the patient, speaker has to increase volume and speak distinctly 3 The patient hears speech at conversational levels but has difficulty hearing when not in quiet listening conditions or when not in 1 on 1 situations 4 The patient hears only some sounds and frequently fails to respond even if speaker adjusts tonal quality, speaks distinctly, or is facing patient. Moderate difficulty hearing Highly impaired hearing Minimal Difficulty hearing Adequate hearing 1 There is no comprehension of conversational speech, even when the speaker makes maximum adjustments. 2 The patient can hear only when the speaker’s face is clearly visible. 3 The patient’s hearing is adequate after environmental adjustments are made (ex. lowering the volume on television or radio or going to a quiet place. 4 The patient hears all normal conversational speech and telephone or group conversations. Moderate difficulty hearing Adequate hearing Minimal difficulty hearing Highly impaired hearing 1 The patient’s ability to identify objects nearby in their environment is in question, but the patient’s eye movements appear to be following objects. 2 The patient has no vision, sees only light, colors or shapes, or does not appear to follow objects with eyes. 3 The patient has limited vision and is not able to see newspaper headlines but can identify objects nearby in their environment. 4 The patient sees large print, but not regular print in newspapers/books. 5 The patient sees fine detail, including regular print in newspapers/books. Impaired vision High impaired vision Adequate vision Severely impaired vision Moderately impaired vision 1 The patient expresses complex messages without difficulty and with speech that is clear and easy to understand. 2 The patient rarely/never expresses themself, or if speech is very difficult to understand. 3 The patient exhibits some difficulty with expressing needs and ideas (e.g., difficulty with some words or finishing thoughts) or speech is not clear. 4 The patient frequently exhibits difficulty with expressing needs and ideas. Expresses ideas and wants without difficulty Rarely/Never expresses self Frequently exhibits difficulty with expression Expresses ideas and wants with some difficulty 1 The patient rarely/never understands conversations. 2 The patient understands only basic conversations or simple, direct phrases or if the patient frequently requires cues to understand. 3 The patient understands most conversations, but misses some part/intent of message or requires cues at times to understand. 4 The patient has clear comprehension without cues or repetitions. Understands verbal and non-verbal content Sometimes understands verbal and non-verbal content Usually understands verbal and non-verbal content Rarely/never understands verbal and non-verbal content

Matching Pairs

Hearing, Speech, and Vision Assessment MatchOnline version

Test your knowledge of assessing a patient's speech, vision, and hearing with this fun matching game!

by Meagan

no difficulty hearing in normal conversation and social interactions, or listening to TV

When speaking to the patient, speaker has to increase volume and speak distinctly

The patient hears speech at conversational levels but has difficulty hearing when not in quiet listening conditions or when not in 1 on 1 situations

The patient hears only some sounds and frequently fails to respond even if speaker adjusts tonal quality, speaks distinctly, or is facing patient.

Moderate difficulty hearing

Highly impaired hearing

Minimal Difficulty hearing

Adequate hearing

There is no comprehension of conversational speech, even when the speaker makes maximum adjustments.

The patient can hear only when the speaker’s face is clearly visible.

The patient’s hearing is adequate after environmental adjustments are made (ex. lowering the volume on television or radio or going to a quiet place.

The patient hears all normal conversational speech and telephone or group conversations.

Moderate difficulty hearing

Adequate hearing

Minimal difficulty hearing

Highly impaired hearing

The patient’s ability to identify objects nearby in their environment is in question, but the patient’s eye movements appear to be following objects.

The patient has no vision, sees only light, colors or shapes, or does not appear to follow objects with eyes.

The patient has limited vision and is not able to see newspaper headlines but can identify objects nearby in their environment.

The patient sees large print, but not regular print in newspapers/books.

The patient sees fine detail, including regular print in newspapers/books.

Impaired vision

High impaired vision

Adequate vision

Severely impaired vision

Moderately impaired vision

The patient expresses complex messages without difficulty and with speech that is clear and easy to understand.

The patient rarely/never expresses themself, or if speech is very difficult to understand.

The patient exhibits some difficulty with expressing needs and ideas (e.g., difficulty with some words or finishing thoughts) or speech is not clear.

The patient frequently exhibits difficulty with expressing needs and ideas.

Expresses ideas and wants without difficulty

Rarely/Never expresses self

Frequently exhibits difficulty with expression

Expresses ideas and wants with some difficulty

The patient rarely/never understands conversations.

The patient understands only basic conversations or simple, direct phrases or if the patient frequently requires cues to understand.

The patient understands most conversations, but misses some part/intent of message or requires cues at times to understand.

The patient has clear comprehension without cues or repetitions.

Understands verbal and non-verbal content

Sometimes understands verbal and non-verbal content

Usually understands verbal and non-verbal content

Rarely/never understands verbal and non-verbal content

Hearing, Speech, and Vision Assessment Match

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