Asked by Daniella Hollies on Jun 09, 2024

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A nurse is caring for a hearing-impaired child who lip reads. The nurse should plan which intervention to facilitate lipreading?

A) Speak at an even rate.
B) Exaggerate pronunciation of words.
C) Avoid using facial expressions.
D) Repeat in exactly the same way if the child does not understand.

Hearing-Impaired

A term used to describe individuals who have partial or total inability to hear sounds.

Lip Reads

The process of understanding speech by visually interpreting the movements of the lips, face, and tongue, used especially by those with hearing impairments.

Exaggerate Pronunciation

The act of making sounds or articulation of words more pronounced than usual, often for emphasis or effect.

  • Perceive and conduct the care and safety necessities for children afflicted with hearing loss.
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Rajkaran SinghJun 12, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
The child should be helped to learn and understand how to read lips by speaking at an even rate. It interferes with the child's comprehension of the spoken word to exaggerate pronunciation of words, to avoid using facial expressions, and to repeat in exactly the same way if the child does not understand.