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Deaf +
Blair Richlin
What is hearing loss?
Something isn’t working with one or more parts of the
ear and/or auditory pathway
Info from 2009-2010 (Gallaudet compiles census-like
information on the DHH population)
2068 students in PA with diagnosed HL
Low Incidence
Heterogenous
Heterogeneous
Today, there is not a perfect example of a DHH child
40% of people within the DHH population has one or
more concomitant disorders
Developmental Disability
Chronic conditions occurring during the first twenty-one
years of life that limit an individual’s development in
physical, learning, or behavioral domains
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ADD/ADHD
ASD
FASD
HL
ID
• Language/Learning
Disabilities
• Muscular Dystrophy
• Vision Impairment
DeafBlindness
Any combined hearing and vision loss that significantly
limits children’s ability to get information from people
and objects around them.
~90% of children with D/B have one or more additional
disabilities
Early ID – if one sensory impairment is identified,
others should be evaluated. Do not Wait & See!
Communication:
Behavior
Behavior &
Sign
Sign
Sign & Spoken
Communication
Oral
Deafness & ID
There is a greater percentage of people with hearing
loss and concomitant intellectual disability than the
general population.
Your classrooms – how many receive yearly hearing
screens?
Follow-up services need to occur ASAP after problem
identification
Caregiver/Professional education
Deafness & Autism
Jure et al. (1991) studies the prevalence of autism
among DHH children. In the study, 4% met the criteria
for Autism.
Clinical Implications
Specialized teams
When in doubt, refer out
Maintain knowledge of functional auditory knowledge
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References
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