AUDIOLOGY III

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Verbal-acoustic communication.
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Hearing capacity Auditory perception Perceptual skills.
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The perception of the word.
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Concepts of acoustic and perceptual phonetics.
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Impairment – disability – auditory handicap.
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Verbal retention, discrimination, identification, recognition and comprehension.
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Language acquisition and the consequences of the lack of acoustic information in the child.
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Pre- and post-lingual deafness: early diagnosis.
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Instrumental diagnosis in communication diseases.<! /DIV>
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How to train the hearing.
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Prosthetic and rehabilitative intervention in deafness.
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The Cochlear Implant.
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Logopedic rehabilitation in pediatric deafness.
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Logopedic rehabilitation in adult deafness and presbyacusis.
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Acoustic training – rehabilitation of comprehension and verbal production.
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Phonation and word articulation re-training.
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Morphological restructuring – Sentence syntax.