- Does the person perform similar tasks differently from day to day?
- Does the person read well but not write well, or write well but not read well?
- Is the person able to learn information presented in one way, but not in another?
- Does the person have a short attention span, impulsivity, and/or difficulty maintaining focus?
- Does the person have difficulty telling or understanding jokes?
- Does the person misinterpret language and/or have poor comprehension of what is said?
- Does the person have difficulty with social skills?
- Does the person misinterpret social cues?
- Does the person find it difficult to memorize information?
- Does the person have difficulty following a schedule, being on time, or meeting deadlines?
- Does the person get lost easily, either driving and/or moving around large buildings?
- Does the person have trouble reading maps?
- Does the person often misread or miscopy?
- Does the person confuse similar letters or numbers, reverse them, or confuse their order?
- Does the person have difficulty reading the newspaper, following small print, and/or following columns?
- Is the person able to explain things orally, but not in writing?
- Does the person have difficulty writing ideas on paper?
- Does the person reverse or omit letters, words, or phrases when writing?
- Does the person have difficulty completing job applications correctly?
- Does the person have persistent problems with sentence structure, writing mechanics, and organizing written work?
- Does the person spell the same word differently in one document?
- Does the person have trouble dialing phone numbers or reading addresses?
- Does the person have difficulty with math, math language, and math concepts?
- Does the person reverse numbers in a checkbook and have difficulty balancing a checkbook?
- Does the person confuse right and left, up and down?
- Does the person have difficulty following directions, especially multiple directions?
- Does the person appear to be poorly coordinated?
- Is the person unable to tell you what has just been said?
- Does the person hear sounds, words, or sentences imperfectly or incorrectly?
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Treatment of Sensorineural Hearing Loss
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