Audiology Quiz 3

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What do the symbols 'O' and 'X' represent on an audiogram?

Right ear and left ear air conduction respectively.

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What type of hearing loss shows a large air-bone gap but normal bone conduction?

Conductive hearing loss.

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What is the main purpose of speech audiometry?

To evaluate a patient's ability to understand speech.

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Name two transducers used in speech testing.

Inserts and headphones (or speakers).

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Which method is more accurate for presenting speech stimuli?

Recorded speech.

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What is the typical decibel range used in speech testing?

-10 to 115 dB HL.

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What tool monitors voice level during MLV testing?

VU meter.

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Define MCL.

Most Comfortable Loudness Level for speech.

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Define UCL.

Uncomfortable Loudness Level (Threshold of Discomfort).

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How do you calculate Dynamic Range (DR)?

UCL minus SRT.

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What is the typical starting level for MCL testing?

Around 50–60 dB HL.

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What does SDT measure?

The lowest level where speech is heard.

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What kind of words are used for SRT?

Spondaic (two-syllable) words with equal stress.

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How much higher is SRT than SDT?

About 5–10 dB higher.

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The SRT is typically consistent with what frequency on the audiogram?

1000 Hz pure tone threshold.

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How many dB above the SRT is WRS presented?

40 dB SL above the SRT.

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If SRT = 25 dB HL, what is the WRS presentation level?

65 dB HL.

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What is a phonetically balanced word list?

A list representing typical English speech sounds (e.g., W-22).

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Difference between open-set and closed-set testing?

Open-set has unfamiliar words; closed-set has limited choices.

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What does a 72% WRS indicate?

Moderate difficulty understanding speech.

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Define Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR).

The difference in intensity between speech and background noise.

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If noise is 10 dB louder than speech, what is the SNR?

-10 dB.

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Name a common speech-in-noise test.

SPIN, HINT, or QuickSIN.

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What does the Performance Intensity Function show?

Word recognition improvement as loudness increases.

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Why compare SRT and PTA?

To confirm accuracy and consistency between speech and tone results.

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Calculate DR if SRT=35 dB HL and UCL=95 dB HL.

60 dB.

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What does a 60% WRS indicate?

Poor speech recognition ability.

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