Week 1

Question 1

Is the discipline involved in auditory, and vestibular impairment.

Answer 1

Audiology

Question 2

the professional who engage in professional practice (research, intervention, preservation, assessment, awareness, and advocacy) in the area of communication and swallowing across the life span.

Answer 2

Speech-language pathologist

Question 3

SLP and Audiologist use their individual expertise to first develop their own plan, and then come together to discuss it.

Answer 3

Multidisciplinary

Question 4

both professionals collaborate and share ideas from the beginning to create a total plan that covers all necessary diagnoses and treatment for a patient.

Answer 4

Transdisciplinary

Question 5

Combines two the disciplines to a new level of integration, e.g., for the Audioligest to work as an SLP

Answer 5

Interdisciplinarity

Question 6

The outer ear is made of the

Answer 6

pinna

Question 7

A cup shape that gather the sound waves

Answer 7

Ear canal

Question 8

Is an inch passage way leading to eardrum

Answer 8

Ear canal

Question 9

The middle ear is connected to the nasal cavity by the

Answer 9

Eustachian tube

Question 10

A snail shape structure filled with fluid

Answer 10

Cochlea

Question 11

The system that control the sense of balance

Answer 11

Vestibular system

Question 12

Plays an important role in localization and lateralization of sound.

Answer 12

Brainstem

Question 13

is the ability to determine the source of sound in space.

Answer 13

Sound localization

Question 14

is identifying whether sound is coming from the right or left side.

Answer 14

Sound lateralization

Question 15

main function is speech comprehension.

Answer 15

Wernicke’s area

Question 16

speech production

Answer 16

Broca’s area

Question 17

speech production

Answer 17

Broca’s area

Question 18

Is responsible for sound association.

Answer 18

The primary auditory cortex

Question 19

is a measurement of an individual’s hearing by an audiometer and reported in decibels (dB).

Answer 19

Hearing Level

Question 20

is the hearing level of an individual that implies that his/her performance is poorer than normal.

Answer 20

Hearing Impairment

Question 21

a term used to indicate the type of problem or amount of hearing that has been lost.

Answer 21

Hearing Loss

Question 22

refers to the interference in communication that results from a hearing loss.

Answer 22

Hearing Handicap

Question 23

Cannot hear or understand conversational speech under normal circumstances.

Answer 23

Deaf

Question 24

when did the hearing loss occurred, which can have different impact on communication including speech, language and voice, as well as social, educational, and vocational aspects.

Answer 24

Onset

Question 25

is an objective way of measuring the loudness (intensity) of sound.

Answer 25

The decibel scale