Audiology Exam Review Flashcards

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Zinc air battery

Battery type with a 5-7 day lifespan.

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Lithium ion battery

Battery type that requires nightly recharge.

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Speech reading

Using visual cues to understand speech.

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Necessary practice before leaving the office after HA fitting

How to put in/take out the HA & how to change the battery/insert into charger.

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Patient feedback on HA sound quality

Subjective test for HA verification; simply ask the patient how the HAs sound.

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Infrared system

Better use for large theaters/churches where there isn't always direct line of sight and little sunlight.

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Telecoil

Picks up electromagnetic info instead of acoustic info.

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Anticipatory strategies

Communication strategies to anticipate potential communication challenges.

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First two things to check on a dead HA

Battery and Filter.

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Three measurements of a HA matrix

Output, Gain, and Slope.

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Hearing aid for a 3-year old with moderate to moderately severe SNHL

BTE with EMs (and child proof battery door!).

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I + G = O or O - I = G

Equation for the relationship between gain, output, and input.

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HA fitting for a middle aged women who is not often in noisy situations but would like to not strain as much when in small group settings

IIC or CIC.

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Assertive communication strategy

Telling the cashier to speak up and slow down because you have hearing loss.

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Two basic components of a HA that is a transducer

Microphone and Receiver.

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Repair strategies

Repetition, Clarification, Spelling, Writing

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Five basic components of a HA

Microphone, Amplifier, Receiver, Volume control, Power source

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Communication strategy that would best benefit a pt who no longer goes out with more than 1 friend at a time because they cannot hear in group settings

Being assertive.

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What speakers can do to help person with HL

Where the hearing impaired sits in the table, outside seating in a quieter areas, area with more light.

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Two ways to monitor a HA

Ling 6 sounds and listening with stethoscope.

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SSPL90

Measures output we ordered.

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Loop system

Sound enters speaker’s mic and is sent to a wire around the carpet or ceiling. The wire uses electromagnetic energy to transmit sound. HA must be in telecoil mode.

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Gold star for objective testing when we verify a HA is fit appropriately

Real ear measurements.

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What is threaded into the cochlea for CI patients to replace the inner hair cells?

Electrode array (currently 22 electrodes).

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Reasons speech reading is a better tool for the hearing impaired rather than a way to compensate for their HL

Speed of speech, homophenous nature of speech sounds, many speech sounds do not come with visual information.

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All of the Ling 6 sounds

ah, oo, ee, sh, s, m.

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MiniRITE

bluetooth or telecoil for better hearing in classroom, but smaller and more subtle than BTE.

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Gain

Measures output we ordered. Input 50 dB SPL and measure output, then use equation to find gain.

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Equivalent input noise

Makes sure circuitry isn't abnormally loud. Input 0 dB SPL and measure output.

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Distortion

Gives percent of distortion created by HA. Input sound at 3 frequencies and see if there are responses at other frequencies.

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Why do we do UCL testing?

To ensure we do not set the MPO to an uncomfortably loud or damaging level