Final Exam Review Chart

Question 1

What are the prominent peaks for an ABR to clicks in babies?

Answer 1

I, II, III, IV, and V

Question 2

What are the prominent peaks for an ABR to speech?

Answer 2

Fundamental and harmonics dependent on stimulus

Question 3

What are the prominent peaks for an MLR?

Answer 3

Na

Pa

Question 4

What are the prominent peaks for a cortical response?

Answer 4

P1, N1, P2, and N2

Question 5

What are the peak latencies for the ABR to clicks in babies?

Answer 5

First 10 ms

Question 6

What are the peak latencies for the MLR?

Answer 6

10-50 ms
Na: ~17 ms
Pa: ~32 ms

Question 7

What are the peak latencies for the cortical response?

Answer 7

100-1000 ms

P1: ~50 ms
N1: ~80 ms
P2: ~170 ms
N2: ~350 ms

Question 8

What is the appropriate filter for ABR to clicks in babies?

Answer 8

~70-2000 Hz

Question 9

What is the appropriate filter for ABR to speech?

Answer 9

~70-2000 Hz

Question 10

What is the appropriate filter for the MLR?

Answer 10

10-300 Hz

Question 11

What is the appropriate filter for the cortical response?

Answer 11

1-40 Hz

Question 12

What are the neural generators for the ABR to clicks in babies?

Answer 12

Auditory nerve
SOC
DCN
Lateral lemniscus

Question 13

What is the neural generator for the ABR to speech?

Answer 13

Inferior colliculus

Question 14

What is the neural generator to the MLR?

Answer 14

Medial geniculate nucleus

Question 15

What are the neural generators for the cortical response?

Answer 15

Auditory Cortex

Heschl’s Gyrus