Lesson 8 Flashcards

1
Q

The Pure Tone testing threshold means

A

the lowest intensity the client hears 50% of the time

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2
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What is the meaning of 40 dB threshold re: audiometric zero, at 500 Hz?

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subject could barely hear a 500 Hz tone at 40 dB about 50% of the time

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3
Q

The problems produced by excessive ambient noise are

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greater for the lower frequencies than the higher frequencies

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4
Q

Before testing is done

A

the client’s ears should be carefully examined using an otoscope

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5
Q

The descending technique in pure tone audiometry is preferred because

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it is easier to hear a when a sound stops than when it begins

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6
Q

Begin testing at 1000 Hz tone because it

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has good test re-test realiability

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7
Q

The symbols used in the audiogram for air conduction are

A

uniform worldwide

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8
Q

Individuals with noise induced hearing impairment have a “V” notch at which frequency? 3000 ,4000 6000 , any of above

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any of the above

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9
Q

The loss of acoustic energy as it travels from the test ear to the non-test ear is a definition of

A

interaural attenuation

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10
Q

To begin testing for air or bone conduction thresholds, tests should begin at which frequency?

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1000 Hz

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