Intro To Audiology Flashcards

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the study of hearing and hearing disorders

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Audiology

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The discipline involved in the prevention, identification, and evaluation of hearing disorders, the selection and evaluation of hearing aids, and the habilitation/ rehabilitation of individuals with hearing loss.

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audiology

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Early Aural Rehab Team:

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SLP, deaf educators, psychologists, and ENT.

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1936 to 1940, Northwestern:

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instructor in speech reeducation

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The sound that we listen to is a form of energy, a

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Soundwave

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will propagate through a ___.

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Medium

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Conductive Mechanism of ear

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Outer and middle ear

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Main purpose of middle ear

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Prevent energy loss

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Sensory Mechanism

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Inner ear

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When the sound reaches the cochlea, this is when ___ happens

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Trasnduction

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What is transduction

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you change the form from one form to another; from a sound wave to an electrical impulse

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Main purpose of inner ear

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equalize the loss that could have happened in the cochlea by the mechanism of your ME

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If basag yung eardrums or sira yung
auricles, you’ll already have an HL of ___

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Around 30dB

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● Sound collector
● Boosts acoustic pressure
- localizationn

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Pinna

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Permit sound waves to reach the eardrum

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Auditory canal

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● End of the external ear
● Absorbs sound vibration and passes it to
the cochlea

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Eardrum

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17
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Closed tube resonator → amplifies HF
sound waves

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Good nerve supply
Self cleaning mechanism of →epithelial migration
Sebaceous gland → cerumen

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● Transparent/translucent, pearl-gray, intact
● Anchored by annular or tympanic sulcus
● e ffective vibrating area is approximately 55mm2

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○ Thin epithelium and continuous with the lining of EAC.

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Outermost layer of TM

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What do we look for in an intact TM?

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cone of light

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If the cone of light is pointing at 5:00 this is

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If the cone of light is pointing at 7 pm

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It’s the left ear

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Serves as bridge between the external
and inner ear

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Ossicular chain

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Three Ossicles
○ Malleus ○ Incus ○ Stapes
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● Provides ventilation to the middle ear ● Can sometimes cause the feeling of fullness when the nose is blocked
Eustachian Tube
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● Balance organ ● Located adjacent to the hearing organ ● Allows a person to stand upright
Vestibular Labyrinth
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● Converts sound waves into electrical signals understandable to the brain
Cochlea
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● Carries electrical signals from the cochlea to the brain
Auditory Nerve
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● Primary organ for audition ● TRANSDUCTION ● 2.5 turn ● Modiolus → bony ● Membranous channel
Cochlea
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● Organ of Corti → receptor end organ of hearing ● Rests w/in basilar membrane - Narrow at the base and wider at the apex
scala media
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● Electrochemical neural information ● Inner and Outer Hair cells
Organ of Corti
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The base of the basilar membrane has the ___ frequency
Highest frequency
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The apex of the basilar membrane has ___ frequency
Low frequency
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series of pressure waves caused by a vibrating object and propagated through an elastic medium.
Sound
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the rate of sound pressure waves, or how often the molecules are displaced in a given period of time
Frequency
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the amplitude of sound waves, or how far the molecules are displaced from their original position
Intensity
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the Interaction of various frequencies and intensities that make up sound
Complexity
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Inspect the pinna and the area around it for any abnormalities such as preauricular sinuses, skin tags, or atresia;
External ax of Pinna
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○ Check for position (set or tilt)of the ears, ○ Tenderness, redness or edema, signs of drainage, foul odor, wax build-up in the outer ear canal, or dermatitis.
External Ax of Pinna
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○ signs of drainage, ○ wax buildup, ○ foreign bodies,
Internal Ax of ear
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○ redness of the ear canal, ○ note presence or absence of normal tympanic membrane landmarks.
Internal ax of ear