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1Before fitting a hearing aid for a 17-year-old, what documentation must a West Virginia dispenser obtain?
- A. A physician examination within the preceding six months and written authority to fit the aid
- B. An audiologist evaluation within the preceding twelve months and verbal approval
- C. A physician examination within the preceding ninety days and a parent waiver
- D. A school hearing screen within the preceding six months and written teacher approval
Answer: A
Explanation: The minor must have been examined within the preceding six months, and the dispenser must obtain the examining physician's written authority before fitting. Section 30-26-14(a) states the licensee shall "obtain from such otolaryngologist or physician written authority to fit a hearing aid."
2An eligible adult needs rehabilitation support specifically to obtain or maintain employment. Which West Virginia program is the most direct referral?
- A. West Virginia Birth to Three
- B. West Virginia Division of Rehabilitation Services
- C. Newborn Hearing Screening Program
- D. Children with Special Health Care Needs
3A licensee violates a board rule governing ethical hearing-aid practice. Is that a disciplinary ground?
- A. Yes; violation of an ethical-practice rule is an express ground
- B. Only if a client first wins a civil judgment
- C. Only if the violation also causes a felony conviction
- D. No; board rules cannot support license discipline
Answer: A
Explanation: Section 30-26-13(a) expressly includes violation of a rule governing ethical hearing-aid practice among grounds for refusal, suspension, or revocation. Controlling text: "Violation of a rule or regulation governing the ethical practice"
4How does West Virginia classify unqualified practice of dealing in or fitting hearing aids?
- A. A misdemeanor
- B. A civil infraction only
- C. A licensing warning only
- D. A felony in every instance
5Which prospective user may be offered an opportunity to waive the pre-purchase medical evaluation in West Virginia?
- A. A user who is at least 16
- B. A user who is at least 18
- C. A user who is at least 21
- D. A user who is at least 65
Answer: B
Explanation: The waiver opportunity begins when the prospective user is eighteen or older; at that age the dispenser may offer an opportunity to waive the pre-purchase medical evaluation subject to the statutory safeguards. Controlling text: "eighteen years of age or older"
6What is the primary goal for consumers in the West Virginia Division of Rehabilitation Services vocational program?
- A. Becoming productive, working citizens
- B. Completing newborn screening
- C. Obtaining a professional license from DRS
- D. Receiving inpatient medical treatment
7Which criminal disposition is expressly listed in §30-26-13 as a ground for license action?
- A. A pending traffic citation
- B. A final felony conviction shown by a certified court record
- C. An unfiled allegation of misconduct
- D. A dismissed civil complaint
8A person advertises as a hearing-aid fitter without first becoming licensed or otherwise qualified. Which rule controls?
- A. Advertising alone is exempt until the first sale
- B. Only use of a medical title is restricted
- C. Advertising or assuming the practice without qualification is prohibited
- D. Advertising is allowed if no office is open
Answer: C
Explanation: Section 30-26-2(a) prohibits engaging in, advertising, or assuming the practice without first being licensed or otherwise qualified; unqualified practice is punishable under §30-26-18. Controlling text: "advertise or assume any such practice"
9When offering an adult the medical-evaluation waiver, what health-interest warning must the dispenser give?
- A. The waiver may delay delivery
- B. The waiver may increase fitting charges
- C. Exercising the waiver is not in the user's best health interest
- D. Exercising the waiver ends the return right
Answer: C
Explanation: West Virginia requires the dispenser to inform the user that exercising the waiver is not in the user's best health interest. That warning is a condition of offering the waiver under §30-26-14(a)(1). Controlling text: "not in the user's best health interest"
10A DRS consumer needs professional help defining and pursuing an employment goal. Which listed DRS service directly supplies that guidance?
- A. Pre-employment transition services
- B. Job placement
- C. Vocational counseling and guidance
- D. Rehabilitation technology
Topics in this practice bank
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- Ability to counsel the person or family who will receive the hearing aid relative to the care and use of the instrument
- Knowledge regarding the medical and rehabilitative facilities for hearing-handicapped children and adults in the area being served
- Knowledge and understanding of the grounds for revocation, suspension, or probation of a license as outlined in this article or in rule
- Knowledge and understanding of criminal offenses relating to the profession
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