CH. 8 - Immittance Audiometry Flashcards

1
Q

what is this?

A

immittance meter

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2
Q

general term encompassing impedance and admittance

A

Immittance

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3
Q

ease with which energy can flow in a vibratory system

A

Admittance

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4
Q

extent which system resists flow of energy through it

A

Impedance

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5
Q

Impedance meant to represent both ___ and ____

A

admittance; impedance

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6
Q

way of assessing manner in which energy flows through outer and middle ears to cochlea

A

Immittance audiometry

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7
Q

what triggers the acoustic reflex?

A

when a sound has sufficient intensity

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8
Q

Most common reason for abnormality of acoustic reflex is ___

A

middle ear disorder

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9
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what are three primary functions of immittance audiometry in relation to evals?

A
  1. Useful for detecting middle ear disorders
  2. Differentiating cochlear and retrocochlear
  3. Cross-check to pure tone
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10
Q

When using an immittance meter, you’ll use ___ Hz, unless you’re working with infants or newborns. Then you’ll use ___ Hz

A

226; 1K

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11
Q

What is the standard dB of immittance test?

A

85 dB

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12
Q

How does air pressure relate to acoustic admittance RE TM?

A

Best when pressure is equal on both sides

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13
Q

What does a tympanometry test measure?

A

how acoustic immittance of middle ear changes as air pressure varied in external ear canal

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14
Q

Four values that determine tympanogram type

A

-Static acoustic admittance
-Tympanometric width
-Equiv ear canal volume
-Tymp peak pressure

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15
Q

what does ECV stand for?

A

Ear canal volume

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16
Q

what does ear canal volume measure?

A

Estimate of volume of ear canal from tip of probe to TM

17
Q

what is a normal ECV value?

A

0.5-1.5 cc

18
Q

Graphing of tympanogram is called a ___

19
Q

Type A tympanogram peaks at 0 daPa in an ideal case, but can also be considered type A if it peaks from ___ - ___ daPa

20
Q

what type of tymp is this?

21
Q

what type of tymp is this?

22
Q

what type of tymp is this?

23
Q

what type of tymp is this?

24
Q

what type of tymp is this?

25
Q

a type A tymp indicates

A

normal middle ear function

26
Q

a type B tymp indicates one of these two

A

1) mass added to ossicular chain, often from fluid
2) perforation in tympanic membrane

27
Q

if someone has PE tubes in their ear, their tymp type should be __, ECV should be

28
Q

why does type C happen?

A

Eustachian tube dysfunction, creates vacuum

29
Q

in type aS tymp, what does the “s” stand for?

30
Q

in type aD tymp, what does “d” stand for?

31
Q

On a tympanogram, the X value is ___ and the Y value is ___

32
Q

what does TPP stand for

A

tympanic peak pressure

33
Q

what does SA stand for?

A

static admittance

34
Q

what is TTP an estimate for?

A

air pressure in middle ear

35
Q

when a sufficient intensity of sound is delivered to the right ear, the acoustic reflex should activate in the ___ ear

36
Q

acoustic reflex tests can be _____ (same side) or ____ (opposite side)

A

ipsilateral; contralateral

37
Q

most of the time, abnormal acoustic reflex is because of a problem here

A

middle ear

37
Q

acoustic reflexes tested at these frequencies

A

500, 1K, 2K, 4K

37
Q

acoustic reflex tests can help screen for __ ___ and __ , which often don’t have acoustic reflexes, even with normal hearing

A

auditory neuropathy; APD