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Lecture 1: Audiology as a Profession
What is audiology 1,
What is an audiologist 2,
When did audiology develop 3
13
cards
Lecture 2: Sound
Acoustics 1,
Psychoacoustics 2,
What is sound 3
25
cards
Lecture 3: Anatomy & Physiology of the Auditory System
Normal hearing 1,
Mild hearing loss 2,
Moderate hearing loss 3
9
cards
Quiz 1 CHAT Flashcards
Define audiology 1,
Defince a audiologist 2,
Name common employment sites for ...
31
cards
Objective Tests
Purpose of otoscope 1,
Tympanogram types 2,
Oae test 3
6
cards
Last minute studying
Purpose of otoscopy 1,
Tympanometry 2,
Acoustic relfex testing 3
9
cards
Puretone & Speech Testing
What is puretone testing used for 1,
What does the speech banana or ar...
2
cards
Audiometer
What are the two types of audiome...,
What does a two channel audiomete...,
What are the four main audiometer...
4
cards
Calibration and environment
Attenuators 1,
What is calibration 2,
Why are portable audiometers less...
5
cards
Pre-evaluation
What is reviewed before testing 1,
What tools help assess impact 2,
What does otoscopy test 3
3
cards
Threshold search
Durations of tone presentations 1,
Ascending techniques 2,
Descending techniques 3
6
cards
Response patterns
How to handle false positives 1,
How to handle false negatives 2,
No response to 1k hz tone 3
3
cards
Reporting and interpretation
Normal variation in results 1,
Pure tone average pta formula 2,
Why may pta underestimate loss 3
3
cards
Masking
Define masking 1,
When is masking required 2,
Inter aural attenuation for earph...
7
cards
speech testing and speech threshold tests
What does speech testing measure 1,
What does audibility intelligibil...,
Define srt 3
6
cards
Presentation methods
Pros of live voice testing 1,
Cons of live voice testing 2,
Pros of recorded materials 3
5
cards
Word recognition testing
Define wrs wds 1,
At what level is wrs presented 2,
What are phonetically balanced li...
5
cards
Performance categories
Common categories for wrs you wil...,
What is the booth effect 2
2
cards
Dynamic range, presentation levels, and recruitment
Sensational level 1,
Conversational level 2,
Noise choice 3
7
cards
Speech-in-noise testing
Purpose of speech in noise tests 1,
What is s n ratio 2,
Describe quicksin 3
3
cards
Additional speech tests
What does hint test measure 1,
What does wipi test 2,
What is nu chips 3
6
cards
other considerations
Why is number important in word t...,
What s a risk for non standardize...,
How are non english patients test...
3
cards
Quiz 3 Divider
0
cards
JCIH Responsibility
What is jcih 1,
Purpose of jcih 2,
Universal newborn hearing screeni...
5
cards
Levels of Auditory Skill Development
Detection 1,
Discrimination 2,
Identification 3
5
cards
Receptive vs. Expressive Skill Development
Receptive skills 1,
Expressive skills 2,
Development depends on 3
4
cards
Presbycusis of Ear Parts
Outer ear 1,
Middle ear 2,
Inner ear 3
4
cards
Elderly Population Testing
Presbycusis 1,
Testing adaptations 2,
Comorbidities 3
3
cards
Malingering vs. Functional Hearing Loss
Malingering 1,
Malingering in children 2,
Malingering in adults 3
5
cards
Amplification Considerations for Deaf Community
Access use 1,
Funding barriers 2,
Benefits beyond speech 3
3
cards
FINAL EXAM
0
cards
Diagram memorization
Acoustic reflex testing going down 1,
Tympanograms 2,
Audiogram bilateral symmetrical s...
5
cards
pediatric testing
What frequencies should be tested...,
What helps maintain attention 2
2
cards
Pediatric Testing
Boa 1,
Vra 2,
Cpa 3
4
cards
Types of hearing loss and how to describe them on the audiogram
Conductive hl 1,
Common causes for conductive hl 2,
Sensorineural hl 3
5
cards
Audiograms
Air conduction ac 1,
Air conduction masked 2,
Bone conduction 3
7
cards
Degrees of HL
Normal 1,
Mild 2,
Moderate 3
5
cards
Hearing Aid Companies & Batteries
Major hearing aid companies 1,
Battery sizes 2,
Larger batteries 3
4
cards
Hearing Aid Styles
Cic 1,
Itc 2,
Ite 3
7
cards
Hearing Aid Technology Features
Core parts 1,
Design features 2,
Cros aids 3
4
cards
Cochlear Implants
Companies 1,
Basics 2,
Components 3
8
cards
Big D vs. Little d
Big d deaf 1,
Little d deaf 2,
Influencing factors 3
5
cards
Middle Ear Pathologies
Otitis media 1,
Middle ear infections 2,
Serous 3
16
cards
Outer ear pathologies
Outer ear pathologies 1,
Cerumen 2,
Stenosis 3
6
cards
Inner ear pathologies
Vestibular schwannoma acoustic ne...,
Neurofibromatosis 2,
Meniere s diseases 3
8
cards
Transducers
What are the transducers 1,
Pros cons of supra aural 2,
What causes a standing wave 3
7
cards
Physics of sound and acoustics
Pure tone 1,
Complex sound 1,
Transverse wave 2
7
cards
Bone conduction testing
Frequencies tested for bone condu...,
Why use masking in bone conductio...,
Mastoid vs forehead placement pro...
3
cards
Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR)
What is signal to noise ratio 1,
What happens to signal strength a...,
What is ansi s recommended snr 3
3
cards
Testing constructs for Auditory processing disorder
What does apd testing commonly ev...,
Why is apd testing multi discipli...
2
cards
what does CAPD means to audiologists, SLPs, and psychologists
What does apd mean to audiologists 1,
What does apd mean to slps 2,
What does apd mean to psychologis...
3
cards
comorbidity of APD
What disorders commonly co occur ...,
What is comorbidity in apd 2
2
cards
behaviors of APD
Common behavioral signs of apd 1
1
cards
multi-tiered model of APD interventions
What are the 3 tiers of apd inter...,
Environmental modifications 2,
Compensatory strategies 3
5
cards
8 domains of SLP service (ASHA)
What are the 8 domains of slp ser...,
Prevention 2,
Screening 3
9
cards
Difference between DPOAEs and TPOAEs / otoacoustic emissions
What does dpoaes and tpoaes have ...,
Dpoaes 2,
Tpoaes 3
3
cards
Special populations for ELDERLY
What is presbycusis 1,
What is hidden hearing loss 2,
Common ototoxic medications 3
7
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Special populations - SPECIAL NEEDS
Examples of developmental disabil...,
Behavior management strategies 2,
Best tests for special needs popu...
3
cards
Special populations - PEDIATRIC
Disability model vs cultural mode...,
What does age of onset matter 2
2
cards
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