A patient has a hearing loss. To communicate with the person, do the following except
A) State the topic of conversation first
B) Use simple words and short sentences
C) Shout when talking to the person
D) Keep conversations and discussions short

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Shouting can actually make it more difficult for someone with hearing loss to understand you. It is better to speak clearly and at a slightly louder volume, without exaggerating your lip movements or speaking too slowly. A, B, and D are all good strategies for communicating with someone who has a hearing loss.

A Patient Has a Hearing Loss