Test
Disorders of the Outter Ear (IHS5e)
Preguntas del test (10)
1Atresia refers to:
- Aa closure of the external auditory canal
- Ban active, draining ear
- Ca swollen and itching condition of the external ear canal
- Dimpacted wax
2Perforation of the eardrum can be caused by:
- Aall of the above
- Ban infection
- Ca fracture of the temporal lobe
- Da nearby explosion
3The following are typed of hearing loss:
- Aall of the above
- Bconductive
- Ccentral
- Dsensoineural
4Conductive losses may be caused by:
- Aa prolapsed canal AND impacted cerumen.
- Ba prolasped canal
- Cimpacted cerumen
- Ddamaged hair cells
5Which surgical technique repairs the tympanic membrane?
- Amyringoplasty
- Bcholesteaplatsy
- Clobectomy
- Dtympanosclerosis
6A cholesteatoma can be described as:
- Anone of the above
- Ba pouch of skin filled with epithelial debris
- Can excess of dry, brown cerumen
- Dan inflammation of the walls of the ear canal
7When an excess of cerumen or blockage of cerumen is detected, the hearing aid specialist should...
- Arefer the patient to a physician
- Bproceed with the ear impression
- Cproceed with the routine testing procedures
- Dremove the cerumen with a Q-Tip
8A swollen ear may be caused by:
- Aall of the above
- Bexzema
- Cotitis externa
- Ddermatitis
9Tympanosclerosis may be described as:
- Acalcium deposits
- Bexternal perforation
- Cmonomeric spots
- Dan odorous epithelial sac
10A tympanic membrane perforation may cause a:
- Amixed loss
- Bsensorineural loss
- Cconductive loss
- Dcentral loss
Información
- Descripción
- Lesson 2 IHS 5E
- Autor
- Jennifer Stratichuk
- Idioma
- English
- Visitas
- 14
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