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10 Cards in this Set
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both a sensorineural hearing loss and conductive loss
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mixed hearing loss
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inaudible sounds that biproducts of the mechanical actions of the other hair cells in the cochlea
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otoacoustic emissions
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requesting the communication partner to repear, rephrase, elaborate message
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repair strategies for communication
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softest level where a person can understand simple words
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speech reception threshold
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when sound travels through the air into the external auditory canal and stimulation progresses through the middle ear, inner ear and to the brain
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air conduction
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What type of hearig aid only partially fills the lower one quarter of the concha
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itc- in the canal
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ringing, hissing, buzzing sound in the ears, high pitched sound
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tinnitus
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listener uses visual cues by observing speakers mouth, facial expressions, and hand movements to perceive what is being said
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speech reading
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What are two objective tests of hearing loss soon after birth?
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OAE ABR
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the decline in hearing associated with various types of auditory system dysfunction that accompany aging
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presbycusis
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