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Effects of auditory integration disorders on language development and the use of NBAS to diagnose auditory processing disorders Cover

Effects of auditory integration disorders on language development and the use of NBAS to diagnose auditory processing disorders

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|Jul 2018

Figures & Tables

Scoring in the assessment of response decrement to rattle and bell [10]

ScoringNewborn’s reaction
1No shutdown observed and item has to be discontinued because baby moves into a crying state or exhibits signs of physiological stress, e.g. apnea, startles, tremors or severe cyanosis.
2No shutdown observed with a gradual increase in level of responsivity over the 10 trials. Startles may be present after the final trial.
3No complete shutdown observed over 10 trials. Diminution in responses does occur at some time during the 10 trials but global responses return and are still present after the final trial.
4No complete shutdown observed over 10 trials. Body movements are still present but there has been a decrease in the level of responsiveness over the 10 trials, with a gradual diminution from global to more minimal levels of responsiveness. Body movements may be delayed and an infant is able to shut out completely at least once during the sequence.
5Shutdown of body movements; some diminution of blinks and respiratory changes after 9-10 presentations of the stimuli.
6Shutdown of body movements; some diminution of blinks and respiratory changes after 7-8 presentations of the stimuli.
7Shutdown of body movements; some diminution of blinks and respiratory changes after 5-6 presentations of the stimuli.
8Shutdown of body movements; some diminution of blinks and respiratory changes after 3-4 presentations of the stimuli.
9Shutdown of body movements; some diminution of blinks and respiratory changes after 1-2 presentations of the stimuli.

Scoring in the assessment of animate and inanimate auditory orientation [10]

ScoringNewborn’s reaction
1No reaction
2Respiratory change or blink only
3General quieting as well as blinking and respiratory changes
4Stills, brightens, no attempt to search for source
5Shifting of eyes to sound; stills and brightens
6Alerting and shifting of eyes, head turns to source
7Alerting, head turns to source, searches for, finds and looks at stimulus (at least once)
8Alerting, head turns, eyes search and find stimulus repeatedly (3 out of 4 times)
9Alerting prolonged and consistent, head turns, eyes search for and find stimulus every time (4 times out of 4)
Language: English
Page range: 47 - 55
Published on: Jul 4, 2018
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

© 2018 Dorota Religa, Jolanta Stępowska, Agnieszka Stępień, published by University of Physical Education in Warsaw
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