Asked by Mikhal Gulley on May 20, 2024

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Prevention of hearing impairment in children is a major goal for the nurse. This can be achieved through which intervention?

A) Being involved in immunization clinics for children
B) Assessing a newborn for hearing loss
C) Answering parents' questions about hearing aids
D) Participating in hearing screening in the community

Hearing Impairment

A general term for partial or complete loss of hearing ability, affecting one’s capacity to hear sounds effectively.

Immunization Clinics

Healthcare facilities that specialize in administering vaccines to prevent infectious diseases, offering services to individuals across various age groups.

Hearing Screening

A test or series of tests conducted to detect potential hearing loss, often administered shortly after birth and at various stages throughout childhood.

  • Identify and oversee the care requirements and safety measures for children experiencing hearing impairment.
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Belen LopezMay 20, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
Childhood immunizations can eliminate the possibility of acquired sensorineural hearing loss from rubella, mumps, or measles encephalitis. Assessing a newborn for hearing loss, answering parents' questions about hearing aids, and participating in hearing screening in the community are interventions to screen for the presence of hearing loss or deal with an identified loss, not prevention.