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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
- Begin by entering your age in the first field. If you are over 70 years, remember to add 1 point.
- Select your sex by checking either 'Male' or 'Female'. If you select 'Male', add another point.
- Indicate the highest grade you attended. If it is 12th grade or less, add 1 point.
- Answer whether you have ever had deafness or trouble hearing. If 'Yes', proceed to Question #5; if 'No', skip to Question #6.
- For Question #5, indicate if you have seen a doctor about your hearing issues. If 'Yes', add 2 points.
- In Questions #6 and #7, respond to whether you can hear and understand someone whispering or talking normally from across the room without a hearing aid. Add points as indicated based on your answers.
- Finally, calculate your total score at the bottom of the form. A score of 3 or more indicates a need for further evaluation.
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