Exam 2 Part 6 Flashcards

1
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What system(s) does eyes open, fixed surface, and visual surround test in posturography?

A

All 3

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What system(s) does eyes closed, fixed surface test in posturography?

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Vestibular and proprioceptive; visual is affected

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What system(s) does eyes open, fixed surface, sway referenced visual surround test in posturography?

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Puts visual in conflict with proprioceptive and vestibular

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What system(s) does eyes open, fixed visual surround, sway referenced surface test in posturography?

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Visual and vestibular; proprioceptive is affected

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What system(s) does eyes closed, sway referenced surface test in posturography?

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Visual and proprioceptive affected; rely on vestibular

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What system(s) does eyes open, sway referenced surface, visual surround test in posturography?

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Visual and proprioceptive in conflict

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7
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Shows were speech is on audiogram

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Speech banana

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8
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Hearing loss where speech doesn’t sound clear, can hear low frequency sounds more clearly

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High frequency hearing loss

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9
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Entire speech spectrum is audible

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Normal hearing

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10
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Speech understanding decreases, reduces amount of audible speech

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Hearing loss

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11
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95% speech intensity contribute to _____ frequency

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Lower

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12
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95% speech intelligibility is in _____ frequency

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Higher

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13
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What type of shaped audiogram will have a harder understanding speech?

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Sloping

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14
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What are the effects of hearing loss in speech intelligibility (2)?

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Reduced audibility, supra threshold distortion

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15
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How well you resolve different frequencies

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Frequency resolution

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16
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Timing of frequencies

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Temporal resolution

17
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What is speech like in normal hearing?

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Excellent intelligibility

18
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What is loudness growth like in normal hearing?

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Normal

19
Q

What is LDL (loudness discomfort level) like in normal hearing

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110 dB

20
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What is the normal range like in normal hearing?

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110 - 120 dB

21
Q

Range of hearing sensitivity from softest audible sound (threshold) to loudest tolerable sound (LDL - UCL - TL)

A

Dynamic range

22
Q

What is speech like in conductive hearing loss?

A

Softer, excellent intelligibility

23
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What is dynamic range like in conductive hearing loss?

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Normal (110-120 dB) usually around 110 dB

24
Q

Dynamic range shifts due to hearing loss

A

Attenuation

25
Q

What is speech like in sensory hearing loss?

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Speech intelligibility reduces

26
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What is the dynamic range like in sensory hearing loss?

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Reduced (less than 100 dB)

27
Q

Abnormally rapid growth in loudness

A

Recruitment

28
Q

What condition is common in sensory hearing loss?

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Tinnitus