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History of Audiology
Military Hospitals
Parents of Audiology
SLP
Otology
Father of Audiology
Raymond Carhart
Association
American Academy of Audiology
How to become
doctorate
praxis
4th yr degree
Medical Audiology
Diagnosis hearing loss
newborn screenings
Dispensing/ Rehab
reduce negative impact of hearing loss
private practice
hearing aid fitting
Pediatric
Hearing loss in kids
minimize impact on language development
Educational
impact on school
hearing screenings
prevention
Industrial
Prevent hearing loss
identification
Outer Ear
Pinna
EAC
Tympanic Membrane
Middle Ear
Air filled
ossicles
Inner Ear
Fluid filled
hair cells
CANS
cortex
brainstem
Conductive
Outer
middle
Sensorioneural
Inner ear
CANS
Conductive Hearing Loss
Inner & Cans = normal
Air bone gap: AC poorer than BC
Sensorineural Hearing loss
Inner & CANS issue
AC = BC no air bone gap
Mixed Hearing Loss
Inner & Outer ear problem
Air bone gap: AC more than BC
Rinne Test
Tuning Fork on Mastoid
Positive Rinne
AC > BC
normal hearing
Negative Rinne Test
BC> AC: Conductive Hearing Loss
Bing Test
Occlusion Effect
Positive Bing
AC> BC: Normal hearing or SNHL
Negative Bing
No Change
CHL
Weber Test
Lateralization
tuning fork on forehead
Lateralization in 1 ear: Weber
CHL in THAT ear
or
SNHL in opposite ear
Midline Weber Test
Normal or symmetric loss, or no lateralization
Psychoacoustics
Auditory perception vs acoustics
Pitch
Frequency
influenced by intensity
Loudness
Intensity dB
Quiet
Loud phon scale
Interaural Intensity
Difference used for high frequnecies
Interaural Phase
Difference used for low frequency
HL to SPL
add themS
SPL - HL
Subtract them
ANI
s3.6=210
Pure tone generator
frequency selector switch
Attenuator
Controls intensity, dial
Interpreter swtich
on/off switch
Out put transducer
Ear phone
Air Conduction Audiogram
R = o , L = x
Bone conduction audiogram
R = <
L = >
Air conduction & bone conduction NO response
add an arrow to either the air conduction or the bone conduction
Air conduction masked
R = triangle
L = Square
Bone conduction masked
R = [
L = ]
Sound field
S
Alded
A
OE case history
helix
antihelix
antitragus
tragus
lobule
fossa
concha
Cartlaginous portion
1/3- ½
skin in part
cerumen glands
hair follicles
migratory
Bony portion
1/3-1/2
just skin in this part
Parts of TM
cone of light
annulus
manubrium of the malleus
short process of the manubrium
pars tesna pars flaccida
umbo
Pinna disorder
Anotia
microtia
trauma
cancer
EAC disorders
Atresia
stenosis
external otitis
exceessive cerumen
collapsing ear canal
pure tone audiometry
minimize background noise
Hughson-Westlake
correct go down 10 dB
no response go up 5 dB
2/3 correct
Better ear 1st or right
test steady tone or warble
Frequency tests AC
250, 500, 1k, 2k, 3k, 4k, 6k, 8k,
test 750 & 1500 if there is more than a 20 dB gap between octaves
Frequency test BC
250, 500, 1k, 2k, 3k, 4k
Frequency starting point
start at 1k Hz
and 30 dB
PTA
Take AC 500 + 1k + 2k / 3 = PTA
BC Distortional
vibration distorts inner ear
Inertial
skull moves, ossicles lag behind cochlea, stapes to move in oval window
Osseotympanic
Column of air in ear canal vibrates
Bone Vibrator Mastoid
Stimulates both ears
Forehead Bone Vibrator
easier to place
less variables
Masking
Interference in perception of 1 stimulus caused by another
Cross over
presente to test ear, heard by NTE
always bone conduction
Clincial Masking
presenting narrow band to NTE during pure tone testing of test earC
Central Masking
Noise in one ear causes small threshold shift in other ear, no crossover
Inter Aural
40 dB Supra
60 dB Insert
0 dB BC
Rule #1
Supra: AC test - BC nte >/= 40 dB
Insert: AC test - BC nte >/= 60 dB
Rule #2
When AC between ears is greater than IA
Supra: AC test - AC nte > / = 40 dB
Insert AC test - AC nte >/= 60 dB
Bone Conduction Masking
Air bone gap > 10 in SAME ear
Initial Masking
AC: threshold of NTE + 15 dB
BC: Threshold of NTE + 15 + OE
Masking dilemma
size of air bone gap close to IA