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2 parts of auditory system

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CENTRAL AUDITORY NERVOUS SYSTEM; PERIPHERAL AUDITORY NERVOUS SYSTEM

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From Cochlear nucleus to primary auditory cortex

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Central ANS

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CN VIII

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Auditory Nerve

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4
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Auditory nerve is a ____ process

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neural

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5
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auditory nerve function

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Transmits auditory and vestibular info from ear to brain

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6
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collection of auditory nerve fibers

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Spiral ganglion

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Peripheral ANS consists of

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outer, middle, inner ear

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Outer ear is a _____ process

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acoustic

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9
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pinna function

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sound localization

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10
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External auditory meatus function

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sound amplifier

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11
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outer ear terminates at

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tympanic membrane

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12
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Cerumen function

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traps and repels

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13
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Outer ear function

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resonator and amplifier

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Middle ear is a _____ process

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mechanical

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15
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3 layers of tympanic membrane

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epidermal, fibrous, and membranous

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16
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ossicular chain

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malleus, incus, stapes

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17
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2 middle ear muscles

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Stapedius (CN VII)
Tensor tympani (CN V)
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18
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Opens to equalize pressure

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Eustachian Tube

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19
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Middle ear function

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conduction, protection

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20
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Inner ear is a ______ process

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Hydromechanical, Chemical

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21
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2 subdivisions of cochlea

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Osseous bony cochlea

Membranous cochlea

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22
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Inner ear function

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converts mechanical sound waves to electrical activity and neural impulses

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23
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testing that measures the range and sensitivity of an individual’s hearing

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Audiometry

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24
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in air conduction testing, sounds go

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through outer and middle ear

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25
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presentation of pure tone testing

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headphones, external

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26
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When air conduction threshold in one ear exceeds bone conduction threshold in contralateral ear by 40dB HL or more

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Air conduction masking

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27
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sound through bone vibration direct to cochlea/inner ear

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bone conduction testing

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bone conduction testing presentation

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Bone oscillator behind ear instead of headphones

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use with Children who can’t complete a normal hearing screening and/or if hearing loss is suspected in the brain/brain pathway

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Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR)

30
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Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR) presentation

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Electrodes: placed on head, record brain activity in response to sounds

31
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Intensity at which signal is barely detectible 50% of the time

A

threshold

32
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used to determine hair cell function

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Otoacoustic emissions

33
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OAEs presentation

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Earphone/probe inserted into ear (that makes sounds); OAEs record the response to that sound by vibration

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Dip in audiogram at 2,000 Hz due to stapes fixation

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Carhart’s notch

35
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Average of 500, 1000, and 2000 Hz thresholds

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Pure tone average

36
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If sharply sloping loss, use ____ (average of 2 best thresholds at 500, 1000, and 2000 Hz)

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fletcher average

37
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identifies the site of damage of the auditory system

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Type

38
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3 types of HL

A

conductive, SNL, mixed

39
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outer and middle ear damage makes what loss

A

conductive

40
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conductive HL if air bone gap greater than

A

10 dB

41
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conductive HL if bone threshold

A

WNL

42
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inner ear and/or CN VIII makes what loss

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SNL

43
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When Air + bone thresholds are equal, what type

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SNL

44
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refers to the severity of the hearing loss

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degree of HL

45
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the extent and pattern of loss across frequencies

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Configuration

46
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AC thresholds within 20 dB of each other

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Flat

47
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AC thresholds for low frequencies at least 20 dB poorer than for high frequencies

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Rising

48
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AC thresholds for high frequencies at least 20 dB poorer than for low frequencies

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Sloping

49
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HL only found in the low frequencies

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Low frequency

50
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HL only found in the high frequencies

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High frequency

51
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High frequency thresholds worsen by at least 20 dB per octave

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Precipitous

52
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measurement of the eardrum immittance as a function of air pressure in the ear canal

A

Tympanometry

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Tympanometry procedure

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A soft rubber tip (probe) is inserted into the ear canal, changing the pressure in the ear canal

54
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The admittance of the middle ear system (mobility); height of peak;

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Static admittance

55
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The point at which air pressure is equal on either side of tympanic membrane

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Tympanic peak pressure

56
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Describes the steepness and shape of the slope of the tympanogram, near the peak

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Tympanic width

57
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Estimates the volume of the air medial to the probe

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Canal volume

58
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normal tympanogram

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Type A

59
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Shallow compliance tymp

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Type As

60
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Type As tymp indicates:

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Middle ear fluid, otosclerosis

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Deep compliance tymp

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Type Ad

62
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Type Ad tymp indicates

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Ossicular disarticulation;

TM scaring

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Flat tymp

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Type B

64
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Type B tymp indicates

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Middle ear effusion;
Perforated TM;
Cerumen occlusion

65
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negative pressure tymp

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Type C

66
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Type C tymp indicates

A

Negative pressure TM or middle ear;

Eustachian tube dysfunction

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