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10. A 14-month-old child with a profound, SNHL, hearing loss, AU, should be fit with: a. Behind the ear (BTE) hearing aid b. In the Ear (ITE) hearing aid c. Cochlear Implant d. Bone Anchored Hearing Aid (BAHA) 11. A 4-month-old child with a moderate, conductive, hearing loss secondary to ANOTIA, should be fit with: a. Behind the Ear (BTE) hearing aid b. In the Ear (ITE) hearing aid c. Cochlear Implant d. Bone Anchored Hearing Aid (BAHA) 12. A 40-year-old patient presents for a hearing aid evaluation. Her RIGHT ear is within normal limits from 250-8000 Hz; however, her LEFT ear has a moderate, SNHL, from 250-8000 Hz. She should be fit with: a. Bone Anchored Hearing Aid b. CROS Hearing Aid c. Bi-CROS Hearing Aid d. Cochlear Implant 13. In the 17" century, the first hearing aids" were used. They worked by directing sound directly in to the ear canal. What was this device called? a. Body Worn Hearing Aid b. Eyeglass Hearing Aid c. Table Top Hearing Aid d. Ear Trumpet 14. In the late 1940's, the first attempt at head wom amplification was released. This was known as: a. Body Worn Hearing Aid b. Eyeglass Hearing Aid c. Table Top Hearing Aid d. Ear Trumpet 15. In the 1980's, new technology allowed users to have programs in their hearing aid settings. These worked by making continuous sound waves louder and amplified all sounds. They were cost effective and very powerful. They were known as: a. Body Worn Hearing Aids b. Analog Hearing Aids c. Digital Hearing Aids d. Cochlear Implants 16. What type of hearing aid accounts for over 90% of hearing aids purchased currently: a. Cochlear Implants b. Analog Hearing Aids c. Digital Hearing Aids d. Bone Anchored Hearing Aids hariyar these limited their nsers