Differential Diagnosis Flashcards

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The most recognized early article on ABR and the detection of acoustic neuromas was authored by

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Selters and Brackmann

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2
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Wave III of the ABR waveform is generated by

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cochlear nucleus

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3
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Who was the researcher whose intracranial recordings on humans contributed to our understanding of the ABR generator sites?

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Aage Møller

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4
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One of the advantages of using ABR over MRI is that it is

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a physiological index

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5
Q

The proper term for an acoustic neuroma is

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vestibular schwannoma

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6
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An acoustic neuroma will commonly reveal which of the following ABR findings?

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An extended I–III interval

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7
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An absent Wave V with a present and normal Wave I and III is usually indicative of:

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brainstem involvement

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8
Q

The stacked ABR was developed to

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better detect small acoustic neuromas

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9
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Vascular loop syndrome may likely manifest in what kind of ABR abnormality?

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a I–III extension

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10
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Cochlear hearing loss can influence what ABR measures?

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  • increase in the absolute latency of Wave V
  • decrease in the amplitude of Wave I
  • decrease in the amplitude of Wave V
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