Audiometry Flashcards

1
Q

What is audiometry?

A

Hearing test

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2
Q

What three kinds of hearing loss are there?

A

Conductive
Sensory
Mixed

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3
Q

Describe conductive hearing loss

A

Cochlea good but can’t get sound to it

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4
Q

Describe sensory hearing loss

A

Cochlea is problem

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5
Q

What is the range of human speech?

A

125-8000Hz

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6
Q

How do you interpret an audiometry chart?

A

Further below 0 means they are nearing worse as need it higher dB to hear.

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7
Q

How do you diagnose conductive hearing loss?

A

Gap between bone and air conduction

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8
Q

How do you diagnose sensory hearing loss?

A

No gap between bone and air conduction

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9
Q

What measurements does audiometry provide?

A

Air and bone conductance

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10
Q

What is normal hearing on an audiometry chart?

A

Anything above 25dB

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11
Q

What is abnormal on an audiometry chart?

A

Anything under 25dB

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