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19 Cards in this Set
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peripheral includes |
Semicircular canals Utricle Saccule |
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Central includes |
Vestibular nuclei Cerebellum |
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Menires disease is what type of disorder |
Peripheral disorder |
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Vestibular neuritis is what type of disorder |
Peripheral disorder |
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Labrynthitis is what type of disorder |
Peripheral disorder |
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BPPV is what type of disorder |
Peripheral disorder |
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Perilymph fistula is what type of disorder |
Peripheral disorder |
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Vestibular schwanomma is what type of disorder |
Peripheral disorder |
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Vertivinous migrane is what type of disorder |
Central |
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Mal de dabarquememt syndrome is what type of disorder |
Central |
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Cerebellar degeneration is what type of disorder |
Central |
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Acoustic reflex thresholds are ________ when a conductive loss is present |
Absent |
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Acoustic reflex thresholds are ________ when a retrocochlear loss is present |
Absent |
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Acoustic reflex thresholds are ________ when a SNHL between -10&50db is present |
Normal |
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Acoustic reflex thresholds are ________ when a SNHL between 60&75db is present |
Elevated |
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Acoustic reflex thresholds are ________ when a SNHL between 75&120db is present |
Absent |
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What would ABR look like for a SNHL |
Absent |
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What would ABR look like for a conductive loss |
Absolute latencies are absent but interpeak latencies are normal |
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What would ABR look like for a retrocochlear loss |
Absolute and inter peak Latencies are late If any waves are missing |
