Ethics and Diagnostic Procedures Flashcards

1
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Sensorineural hearing loss is normal where?

A

Inner ear

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2
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Warble vs. pulse tone

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Warble -
Pulse -

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3
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Short Increment Sensitivity Index (SISI)

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4
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Difference Limen (DLI)

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5
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**Sensation level will always be above HL

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6
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What is retrocochlear?

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7
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If your word recognition test scores does not correlate with the audiogram, the patient may have what type of disorder?

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Retrocochlear

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8
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Retrocochlear patients are likely to have more auditory fatigue quicker during threshold decay testing. True or false?

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True

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9
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Speech audiometry is used to …..

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assess the validity of pure tone thresholds and obtain diagnostic information regarding the site of lesion.

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10
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SRTs are used for ….

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validation of pure-tone thresholds.

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11
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SRT and PTA are expected to be within how much of each other?

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Within 10 dB (some clinical sites might say within 6-8 dB)

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12
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A > 10 dB difference between SRT and PTA could suggest:

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  • the patient did not understand the instructions given
  • poor reliability of pure-tone thresholds
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