• Shuffle
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Alphabetize
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Front First
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Both Sides
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Read
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
Reading...
Front

Card Range To Study

through

image

Play button

image

Play button

image

Progress

1/17

Click to flip

Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;

Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;

H to show hint;

A reads text to speech;

17 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back
Static Acoustic Compliance
(Static Immittance) Normal Ranges

(a kid can buy a piece of candy for a quarter and a whole SAC for a dollar and 5.)

(Some adults have up to 30 partners in the SAC and sluts have 170 in their life)
Child=.25-1.05 mL
Adult= .30-1.70 mL
Static Acoustic Compliance
(Static Immittance) Abnormal Results Indicate

(Tom Cruise-stiff/ Andre the Giant-flaccid)
Low=Stiffness of TM/ossicular chain
High=Overly flaccid TM/Interruption of ossicular chain
Ear Canal Volume Normal Ranges

69
Infant=.3-.9 mL
Child=.4-1.0 mL
Adult=.6-1.5 mL
Ear Canal Volume Abnormal Results Indicate
High=TM Perforation or PE tube
Middle Ear Pressure (Peak Pressure) Normal Ranges

checking account balance
-150 to +100 daPa
Middle Ear Pressure (Peak Pressure) Abnormal Results Indicate


Otis refers hot pockets to his congress of friends
Low=Congestion, otitis media w/air pockets
Referral needed
Gradient
(Tympanometric Width) Normal Ranges

80*2=?
children are more wiggly
Child=80-159 daPa
Adult=51-114 daPa
Abnormal Gradient (TM Width) Results Indicate
High=Middle ear fluid; High width means a low curve, ie little movement of the TM.
A Tympanogram-Shape,
Characteristics
Indications
looks like an A; Peaks at 0 daPa Normal
AD Tympanogram, Shape,
Characteristics
Indications
super high A (off the chart); Unusually high peak-high compliance; Ossicular dislocation/monomeric TM
AS Tympanogram, Shape,
Characteristics
Indications

Type As are shallow because they are fixated on size 0,
low and shallow looking A shape; Reduced peak-low compliance; Ossicular fixation/tympanosclerosis
B Tympanogram, Shape,
Characteristics
Indications
Flat, no peak; No movement usually a sign of ME fluid;
High Volume=TM perf or PE tube
Low Volume=Faulty probe placement
C Tympanogram, Shape,
Characteristics
Indications

(Peer pressure is negative. C grades bring ET and Otitis Media.)
Negative pressure-Peak is -150 to -200
Eustachian tube dysfunction
Developing or resolving Otitis Media
Acoustic Reflex Threshold Interpretation
Outcome:
Present at Normal Sensation Level
Measurement:
About 85 dB SL
Indications:
Normal Hearing
Acoustic Reflex Threshold Interpretation
Outcome: Absent

Lots of absences result in moderate to severe punishment of your senses or aliens conducting probes.
Measurement:
No Response at 115 dB HL

Indications:
Hearing Loss
-Conductive (probe ear)
-Moderate to Severe SNHL
Acoustic Reflex Threshold Interpretation
Outcome:Present at Low Sensation Level

Low, less, lesion
Measurement:
Less than 60 dB SL Hearing Loss

Indications:
-Mild to Moderate SNHL
-Cochlear site of lesion
Acoustic Reflex Threshold Interpretation
Outcome:Present at High Sensation Level (Elevated)

Conduct Retro dance with 100 students at High school at 8
Measurement: Greater than 100 dB SL

Indications: Hearing Loss
-Conductive (stimulus ear)
-Normal hearing (opposite ear)
--Retrocochlear lesion/VIIIth nerve damage