A resident has a hearing aid.Which is correct?
A) The hearing aid corrects the person's hearing problem.
B) Hearing aids are disposable and inexpensive.
C) Batteries are removed when the person can no longer hear you.
D) When not in use,the hearing aid is turned off.

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Hearing aids do not correct hearing problems; they amplify sound to assist with hearing. They are not disposable and can be quite expensive. Batteries are replaced when they run out, not necessarily when the person can no longer hear you. Turning off the hearing aid when not in use conserves battery life and is a common practice.

A Resident Has a Hearing Aid.Which Is Correct