Which of the following types of hearing loss that a child might have is a requirement for receiving a cochlear implant?
A) a conductive loss
B) a trainable loss
C) a sensorineural loss
D) a mild loss

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A child must have a profound sensorineural hearing loss in order to be a candidate for a cochlear implant. Conductive or mild hearing losses can often be treated with other interventions such as hearing aids, and a trainable hearing loss does not necessarily indicate a need for a cochlear implant.

Which of the Following Types of Hearing Loss That a Child