The nurse is talking with a member of the family of a patient who had surgery for a cochlear implant. Which statement by the family member is correct?
A. "It will be less expensive than a hearing aid since you don't have much equipment."
B. "A cochlear implant won't replace normal hearing; it will improve sound perception."
C. "The speaking voice will improve, too."
D. "It will be much nicer than a hearing aid, as nothing needs to be worn or will be visible."
Answer: B
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