Lesson 13 Flashcards

1
Q

Speech discrimination tests

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approximate a sample of speech sounds in an ordinary conversation

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2
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The patient has pure tone air conduction thresholds of 40 dB HL at each frequency. If the patient has a conductive hearing loss, his MCL would be approximately

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80 dB HL or above

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3
Q

Discriminating complex sounds depend on

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timbre

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4
Q

In a complex sound, the fundamental frequency is the

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loudest frequency

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5
Q

We recognize the different vowel sounds because of variations in

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timbre

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6
Q

A formant is

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a concentration of energy around certain frequencies

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7
Q

The most important energy for recognizing speech sounds are

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second and third formants

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8
Q

The upward spread of masking occurs when

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a low frequency sound masks out a high frequency sound

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9
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Masking is required for discrimination tests when

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masking was used for air conduction tests

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10
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Binaural testing

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helps decide which ear to fit

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