Which of the following is NOT true about hearing aids?
A)
to test the battery, cup your hand over the hearing aid
B)
avoid using hair spray on patients with hearing aids
C)
a whistle sound tells you if the battery is working
D)
must be washed regularly to remove wax
Answer:
D
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