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Used to help isolate the cause of hearing impairment. Patients who have become acclimated to their hearing loss.



Vibrating tuning fork is held outside each ear (air conduction) and hearing is compared to the sound heard when placing the tuning fork handle on each mastoid process ( bone conduction). We normally hear at the tone better by air conduction.

Rinne test

A vibrating tuning fork is placed on the top of the skull in the midline, and the patient is asked to report the side of the head that the tone sounds louder. When the tuning fork is placed directly on the bone, there is no significant sound transmission from The Tuning Fork directly through the air because bone is denser than air. The conduction being tested is that through skull bones to the inner ear.

Weber test

Perception of sound in the absence of external stimulus.

tinnitus

Problems in the cochlea, the cochlear nerve, or neurons linking the cochlea to the auditory cortex of the brain.

Sensorineural hearing loss

Problems with the flow of air pressure waves through the ear canal, across the tympanic membrane, or through the ossicles.

Conductive hearing loss

A

Incus

B

Cochlea

C

Malleus

D

Staples

The ossicles amplify this mechanical pressure. The first bone, the ___(A)___, is attached to the tympanic membrane. This forms a rigid connection with the second ossicle, the ___(B)___. 1 this then articulates with the third ossicle, the ___(C)___.



A?

Malleus

The ossicles amplify this mechanical pressure. The first bone, the ___(A)___, is attached to the tympanic membrane. This forms a rigid connection with the second ossicle, the ___(B)___. 1 this then articulates with the third ossicle, the ___(C)___.



B?

Incus

The ossicles amplify this mechanical pressure. The first bone, the ___(A)___, is attached to the tympanic membrane. This forms a rigid connection with the second ossicle, the ___(B)___. 1 this then articulates with the third ossicle, the ___(C)___.



C?

Staples

Inflammation of the auditory canal

Otits externa

Collects sound waves and funnel them into the ear canal. Also called auricle

Pina

The eardrum

Tympanic membrane