California Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Practice Exam

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What is a common practice for ensuring the proper fit of a hearing aid?

Adjusting it only when uncomfortable
Ensuring it is clean and dry before use
Setting it to maximum volume
Wearing it throughout the night

The correct answer is: Ensuring it is clean and dry before use

Ensuring that a hearing aid is clean and dry before use is crucial for its proper function and fit. A clean hearing aid contributes to optimal sound quality and minimizes the risk of infections or skin irritations, which can occur if dirt or moisture is trapped against the ear. Regular cleaning allows for better performance of the hearing aid by preventing occlusions that can muffle sound. In addition to cleanliness, a dry hearing aid is important because moisture can damage the electronic components or distort sound processing. Keeping the device free from moisture helps maintain its functionality over time. Other practices mentioned, such as adjusting the hearing aid only when uncomfortable or setting it to maximum volume, do not address the fundamental requirement of ensuring a comfortable and effective fit for ongoing use. Similarly, wearing a hearing aid throughout the night may not be suitable as it could lead to discomfort and does not directly relate to the fit or function of the device during the day, when it is needed most.