Quiz #3

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Auricle:

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Malleus, Incus, and Stapes:

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Tympanic Membrane:

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Semicircular Canals:

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Cochlea:

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Auditory Nerves:

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Oval Window:

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Round Window:

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Eustachian Tube:

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Ear Canal:

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Which of these ARE three main types of hearing loss?

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Select FIVE different configurations/shapes of hearing loss...

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What is the interaural attenuation for air conduction with the TDH headphones?

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What is the interaural attenuation for bone conduction?

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At what sensation level do you add to the threshold of the NTE for your starting masking level when masking for air conduction?

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Recruitment is the sensitivity to sound that anyone can suffer from.

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There are actually 4 different categories or types of presbycusis.

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What are the 4 different means of conducting sound to the brain?

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25. The speech audiometric test which tells how loud speech must be before the patient can repeat 50% of the words is?

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Spondees are utilized for establishing?

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Which of the following tests would you NOT want to familiarize the subject with the test words?

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The relationship that should exist between the pure-tone average and SRT is?

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If testing was performed at 25dB above threshold, this would be recorded as?

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Which of the following audiometric measures is routinely expressed in dB SPL?

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If a person has a dynamic range of 50 dB, and SRT of 60 dB, and an MCL of 80 dB, what is the threshold of discomfort (UCL or LDL)?

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The rollover phenomenon:

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In speech testing, masking is most likely to be required?

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In the inner ear, the transmitting medium for sound is considered to be?

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The most protruding landmark on the tympanic membrane is the?

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The epitympanic recess:

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The two basic parts of a sound wave are?

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Approximately how many hair cells are there in the organ of corti?

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The essential parts of the organs of hearing and balance are situated in:

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The annular ligament:

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How many octaves lie between 500 Hz and 8000 Hz?

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The frequency of a pure tone is determined by?

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If two tones of the same frequency and intensity are 180 degrees out of phase:

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If two tones of the same frequency and intensity are 180 degrees out of phase:

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When the SPL of a sound is 0, it means that:

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Pitch is to frequency as:

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Essentials necessary for sound to be created and heard are?

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The relationship between speech power and speech intelligibility is?

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The frequency limits of the audible area of man range from:

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The frequency limits of the audible area of man range from:

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Select the approximate dB intensity decrease as the distance from a sound source is doubled:

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If the 4th harmonic in an auditory stimulus is 1600 Hz, the fundamental frequency of that stimulus is?

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The fundamental frequency is the:

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Most speech intelligibility is contained in which of the following frequency regions?

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Select the correct disorder/condition based on the photo:

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Select the correct disorder/condition based on the photo:

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Select the correct disorder/condition based on the photo:

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Select the correct disorder/condition based on the photo:

Quiz 3

Quiz #3

Auricle:

Malleus, Incus, and Stapes:

Tympanic Membrane:

Semicircular Canals:

Cochlea:

Auditory Nerves:

Oval Window:

Round Window:

Eustachian Tube:

Ear Canal:

Which of these ARE three main types of hearing loss?

Select FIVE different configurations/shapes of hearing loss...

What is the interaural attenuation for air conduction with the TDH headphones?

What is the interaural attenuation for bone conduction?

At what sensation level do you add to the threshold of the NTE for your starting masking level when masking for air conduction?

Recruitment is the sensitivity to sound that anyone can suffer from.

There are actually 4 different categories or types of presbycusis.

What are the 4 different means of conducting sound to the brain?

25. The speech audiometric test which tells how loud speech must be before the patient can repeat 50% of the words is?