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Audiology Flashcards

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dr tice’s 5 rules

A

ACT and BCT within normal limits and do not differ more than 10dB= normal

ACT and BCT within normal limits but DIFFER more than 10dB= conductive dysfunction

ACT outside normal limits, BCT within normal limits and DIFFER more than 10dB= conductive

ACT and BCT outside normal limits but do not differ more than 10dB= sensorineural

ACT and BCT outside normal limits but DIFFER more than 10dB= mixed

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ranges of hearing loss

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0-20Hz: normal
20-40Hz: mild
40-60Hz: moderate
60-80Hz: severe
80+Hz: profound
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3
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what is affected in conductive hearing loss?

A

outer or middle ear

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what is affected in sensorineural hearing loss?

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inner ear or 8th cranial nerve

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5
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what 2 things can cause conductive hearing loss?

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otosclerosis; otitis media

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6
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what 3 things can cause sensorineural hearing loss?

A

meneir’s disease; presbycusis; noise induced (JOVANY)

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7
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referral for conductive? referral for sensorineural?

A

physician!

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8
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what hearing loss can be fixed with hearing aids? why not the other?

A

conductive because it’s outer/middle ear. cannot fix inner because damage to cochlea or nerve

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9
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when does it matter what sounds a patient is hearing or not hearing?

A

when it affects their speech output!!

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10
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untreated hearing loss is directly related to what 2 diseases?

A

Alzheimer’s or dementia

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11
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X

A

ACT Left

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12
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> (>)

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BCT Left

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13
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O

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ACT Right

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BCT Right

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15
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left is: _____ right is: _____

A

blue; red

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16
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vowel quad F2 numbers

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2500 (i) to 500

17
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vowel quad F1 numbers

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0 to 800

18
Q

low pitch sounds

A

nasals (m, n, ng)

b

d

19
Q

high pitch sounds

A

f

th

s

possibly k, g, t

20
Q

mid pitch sounds

A

ch

sh

h

g

p

21
Q

spondaic words

A

2 syllable words with equal stress

22
Q

speech reception threshold

A

minimum hearing level for speech at which an individual can recognize 50% of material

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