Exam 2 And 3 483

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Part of the audiometer that is used to set the level of a tone that is present is the

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attenuator

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Air conduction testing may be performed using:

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supra-aural headphones
insert earphones

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Main purpose of pure-tone testing by bone conduction

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Diagnostic: to determine type of hearing loss

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A pure-tone thershold in clinical audiometry is

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level in decibels (HL) where someone responds 75% of the time

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THe purpose of clinical masking

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to prevent the non-test ear from responding to sound in test ear

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The audiometric patter of a conductive hearing loss is

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bone cond. within normal limits and air conduction poorer than normal w/ air-bone gaps

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Speech reception test (SRT)

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performed using spondees and the resulting score is dB HL

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Word recognition testing is

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performed using a list of single syllable words and the resulting score is a %

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IN an audiological test situation, speech understanding ability can vary as a function of

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test level
test materials
live voice vs. recorded mode of presentation of test materials

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Tympanometry provides information primarily about

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middle ear

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tympanonogram indicates

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admittance as a function of air pressure change

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measuring the integrity of the acoustic reflex arc involves elements of

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middle ear, inner ear, aud nerve, facial nerve

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ABR

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is measured using electrodes
is a far-field potential

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Which of the following is a stimulus dependent Auditory Evoked Potential?

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Electrocochleography
ABR

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You use the ABR to estimate a child's hearing status. No clearly defined peaks were seen in the recording. What could cause these results?

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Patient has a severe to profound HL
Electrode impedance was very hight

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OAE

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generated w/ clicks, tones, may be present w/ no stimulation

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TEOAE

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wil not be present if there is fluid in the middle ear

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What do ABR, Evoked OAEs and Immitance testing have in common?

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they are all objective tests

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A system with high admittance has...impedance

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low

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and interaural attenuation factor of 40db HL when testing with headphones means:

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the skull attenuates sound by 40dB HL btw ears

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Audiogram: Circles/[=
X/]

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left=X/]
right= cirlce/ [

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refering to your audiogram, what tye of tympanogram would you expect for the right ear

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Peak at 0 pressure, good admittance

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TEOAEs in left ear?

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NO

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Referring to Audiogram..why no TEOAEs?

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NO TEOEAs if middle ear is abnormal which is conductive loss bc sound wouldn't go through to the chochlea

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95 dB HL stimulus to the right ear

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Acoustic reflex: Present

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110 dB Hl stimulus to the left ear

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present acoustic reflex

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110 dB HL stimulus to left ear

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absent AR

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110 dB HL stimulus to the left ear (contralateral)

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absent

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PTA of right ear and left

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42 and 68

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How would you classify the KIND of TYPE of hearing loss

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right: Sensosineural
left: Conductive

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Predict the SRT scores

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Right: 45
Left: 70

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Tympanogram normal or abnormal?

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Right: NORmal
Left: Abnormal

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what is the configuration of the hearling loss

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right: flat
left: Slopping

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You are going to test for distortion products. F1 will be 2000Hz. What's f2

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2400Hz

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What is the most robust distortion product?

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2F1-F2

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What is the inter aural attenuation factor for bone conduction?

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0 dB HL

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Test result you would see w/ otitis media w/ effusion

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Type B

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Microtia

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None of the above

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Remediation of SHL

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Management of Envir.
Heaing AIds
CI
Aural Rehab

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x-linked means

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A trait is carried by X chromosome

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Waarenburgs Syndrome

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White Forelock

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young children, mild HL

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Result in poor audioroty attention

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Operant conditioning

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VRA

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Best test for determing in HL in 2 mo old

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ABR

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Conductive loss

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Otosclerosis

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pain, pressure and 'plugged ear' feeling with HL

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otitis media with effusion

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Exploratory surgery reveals an eroded ossicular chain

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Cholesteatoma

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Can happen if Hyperbillrubinemia is not treated soon enough

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Kernicterus

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Prenatal infection

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Rubella

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Permanent Threshold Shift

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Loss of outer hair cell
Noise induced hearing loss

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Audiometric results would help you differentiate btw noise-induced hearing loss and an acoustic tumor

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hearing loss is asymmetrial, poorer high freq loss in RIght ear
SRT excellent in left, poor in right

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CANS

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Perform Complex Auditory Signal Processing

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any morbid phenomenon or departure from the normal in function, appearance, or sensation, experienced by the pt and indicative of a disease. subjective sign of a disease

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symptom

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Your patienthas a moderate conductive HL as a determined by air and bone conduction testing. What other test will help you differeniate btw otitis media and otosclerosis

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Immitance

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Which audiometric result would help you differentiate btw sphyliss and Meniere's disease?

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Hearing is asymmetric with a low freq senssorinerual loss

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Tympanosclerosis is a demylinating disease of 8th nerve

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false

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Noise induced HL greatest peak at 4000Hz

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True

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Aminoglycosides are used to treat viral infections

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False

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Mutation of Connexin 26 gene affects potassium transport in hair cells

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true

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Low frew of HL is common in patients w/ Meinere's disesae

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flase

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Imagine to diagnois tumor

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MRI, CT, PET

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Autosomal Recessive HL

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Usher's Syndrome

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Prebycusis

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Sensory

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Ototoxic chemicals

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Heavy Metals
Benzo

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Ototoxic Drugs

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Loop diuretics
Antimalarial

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Audiogram for Otosclerosis

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gap btw air and bone

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Noise INduced Audiogram

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Sharp Dip

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Prebycusis

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Normal then downward slope

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Rubella

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Severe Slope (Profound LOSS)