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3
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forms the external ear structure and is of importance in shape, size and location
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8
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explanation of health care offer in a written format
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9
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what is the cable name that requires calibration every twelve months
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11
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this is a possible source of interference from the baby's body
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13
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ideally the baby should be in the state to proceed with the hearing screen
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15
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this virus is the most common infective cause of hearing loss in newborns
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16
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parental choice to say no thanks
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17
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syndrome is associated with requirement for an early audiological assessment
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18
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type of permanent hearing loss involving the hearing nerve
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19
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this is the preferred intervention when a baby is unsettled during screening
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21
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unexpected reversal of hearing screening results requires a repeat screen
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22
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ongoing hearing assessment and monitoring following risk factor identification
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23
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qualified health professional who performs hearing screens in Queensland
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24
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term for mechanical breathing assistance for the neonate
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25
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legal requirement following health care ocassion of service or interaction
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26
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is a guide to normal key developmental timeframes and achievements
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28
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anomaly in this area would require an early target surveillance appointment
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29
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assessment tool to guide annual assessment of screener practical skill set
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31
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health provdier qualified to assess hearing levels
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34
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a covering over the baby's ears in order to deliver soft clicking sounds
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35
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what is the colour at the end of the sensor tab area
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37
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notification or action from one health agency to another on behalf of the patient
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38
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this is a series of clicks and responses intrepeted by the Algo device
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39
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screening outcome for one or both ears where the baby did not pass
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40
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National benchmark in days to complete hearing screen for term healthy babies
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