Ear Tests Flashcards
Ent tests
What is areal ratio ?
What is lever ratio ?
What is total transformer ratio ?
Areal : 17:1
Lever : 1.3
Total: 22
Better heard frequency used m.c in tuning fork ?
512 hz
Speech frequencies ?
500,1000,2000
Frequency used for assessment of vibration
<512 hz
Neurotransmitter in auditory pathway ?
Glutamate
Rinnes test
+Ve ….
-ve….
+ …. Normal/SNHL
-….. CHL/SEVERE SNHL
Weber or Rennie which is more sensitive ?
Weber
Weber test
Use to differentiate between conductive and severe snhl.
Tuning fork is placed on forehead, vertex or upper teeth .
It asses lateralization of sound.
In SNHL : LATERALIZATION TO OPPOSITE SIDE OF DEFECT
IN CHL : LATERALIZATION TO SAME SIDE
Tragus occluded in ABC
Tragus occluded in schabach test
Abc for CHL AND SNHL
Schwabach for CHL AND SNHL
TRUE OR FALSE EACH STATEMENT
T
F
F
T
Test for osicular fixation ?
Gelles test.
Seigel speculum is used
Hearing loss in
- Complete obs for EAC
- TM PERFORATION
- TM PERFORATION WITH OSICULAR DISCONTINUATION
- OSICULAR DISCONTINUATION WITH TM INTACT
- OTOSCLEROSIS
- 30db
- 10-40 db
- 40 db
- 55 db
- 60 db
Upto which frequency is audiogram considered normal ?
25 hz
STATE ASHA AND WHO CLASSIFICATION FOR GRADES OF HEARING LOSS
Asha Normal: <25 Mild : 26-40 Moderate : 41-55 Moderate severe: 55-70 Severe : 70-90 Profound:>90
Who Normal : <25 Mild: 26-40 Moderate: 40-60 Severe: 61-80 Profound: >80
AC BC gap indicates ?
> 15 db gap indicates CHL
Causes of downslope HL
Causes of upslope HL
Cause of Trough / U shape HL
Downslope : high freq HL
Presbycusis
Ototoxicity
Noise trauma
Upslope : low freq HL
Meniere
TROUGH :
Speech frequencies HL
Congenital SNHL
What is carharts notch
AC - All frequency are defective
Bc - Dip at 2k frequency
Occurs in OTOSCLEROSIS
Dip at 4k seen in…..
NOise induced HL
Impedence audiometry
Assessment of middle ear
Asses :
- Tympanometry
- Stapedial reflex
Probe with 3 openings …
- High compliance normal pressure ?
- Low compliance normal pressure ?
- Low compliance low pressure ?
- Normal compliance low pressure ?
- Ad
- As
- SOM
- ET obstruction
What is recruitment ?
It is abnormal increase in loudness of loud sound.
As loudness increases patient hears better.
Test: short increment sensitivity index
- if 72-100 percent of one db increments is identified correctly — abnormal ear
Differentiate sensory versus neuronal hearing loss.
If recruitment + — sensory HL - cochlear deafness
Oto acoustic emmision is due to
Outer hair cells
Outer hair cell are prone to damaged by ?
Ototoxicity
Noise trauma
Which is most commonly used for screening of HL in neonates ?
Which is best for screening in neonates ?
Which is used for screening of neaonates in ICU ?
- OAE
- BERA
- BERA
Types of OAE ?
WHICH TYPE IS USED FOR SCREENING OF NEONATES ?
WHICH IS USED TO MONITOR OTOTOXICITY ?
- 2… Transient and distortion product
- Transient
- Distortion product
BERA full form
BRAINSTEM EVOKED RESPONSE AUDIOMETRY
Waves in BERA
- . cochlear nerve distal
- . cochlear nerve proximal
- . Cochlear nuclei
- . sup olivary nuclues
- . lateral leminiscus— most prominent
- . inf colliculus
Total 6 waves
Best investigation for cochlear HL/ meniere
Electro cochleo graphy
Fistula can be in which location ?
- Lateral SCC
- PROMONTORY
- OVAL WINDOW
- ROUND WINDOW
False negative in fistula test
False positive in fistula test
- Fistula covered by cholesteatoma
Dead labyrinth - Hennebert sign ( hypermobility of stapes)
Eg. Congenital syphilis , superior SCC dehisence
BPPV
DIAGNOSTIC TEST ?
MANAGEMENT. ?
- Dx - Dix hallpike manoever
2. Tx - epley maneuver
Rgt nystagmus means
Rt hyperactivity ( irritation ) eg vestibular neuritis Or Lt hypoactivity ( destruction)
Alexander law ?
Nystagmus increase when gaze is on same side of lesion
Nystagmus decrease when gaze in on opp side of lesion
In caloric test which SCC is tested
Lateral scc
Nerve supple of cochlea
Posterior SCC and sacule - singular nerve ( inf vestibular nerve)
Utricle and lateral scc and ant scc – sup vestibular nerve
Most common affected nerve in acoustic neuroma
INF VESTIBULAR NERVE IN IAM