Ears Bates Tables Flashcards

1
Q

What is a perforation that does not extend to the margin of the drum?

A

Central perforation

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2
Q

What is a perforation that does involve the margin of the eardrum?

A

Marginal perforation

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3
Q

What is a large, chalky white patch with irregular margins?

A

Tympanosclerosis

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4
Q

What type of hearing loss occurs in childhood, young adulthood and up to age 40 mostly

A

Conductive Loss

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5
Q

In which type of hearing loss is the abnormality usually visible?

A

Conductive

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6
Q

which type of hearing loss results in loss of high registers, and is more difficult in noisy environments

A

Sensorineural

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7
Q

In conductive hearing loss, when performing the Weber test- where does the sound lateralize?

A

Impaired ear

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8
Q

In sensorineural loss, performing Weber test, where does sound lateralize?

A

Good ear

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9
Q

In the Rinne test if BC>AC what is that a sign of?

A

Conductive Loss

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10
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If AC>BC in Rinne test what is it a sign of?

A

Sensorineural (or normal)

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