Content Quiz #1: Audiology, Prevalence of HL, Sound and Properties of Sound

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Frequency is an objective measurement; the subjective correlate is __________. Amplitude is an objective measurement; the subjective correlate is _________.

pitch; loudness

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The ability of a surface to interfere with the movement of a sound wave is called:

Resistance

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In order to legally practice audiology,

State licensure is required in all states

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Which of the following is NOT covered under the scope of practice for an audiologist?

Swallowing assessment

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Worldwide, the number of individuals with hearing loss:

Is increasing as the population ages

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Which of the following is NOT true?

A large percentage of deaf babies have deaf parents

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Hearing loss is more prevalent in developing countries because:

Medical care is not readily available; many groups have cultural beliefs which may have interfere with seeking and accepting medical care

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Reverberation

The way in which sound waves bounce off of or are absorbed by different surfaces

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Constructive Interference

The way in which 2 of the same sounds waves double in amplitude when they are played at the same time

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Impedance

The degree to which a surface prevents (or does not prevent) the flow of sound waves through it

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Masking

The way in which one louder sound can make a softer sound unheard when both are played at the same time

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Resonance

The way in a structure vibrates to a specific frequency

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Cancellation

The way in which 2 of the same sound waves eliminate each other when they are 180 degrees out of phase

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Inverse Distance Law

The doubling of sound when the distance is decreased by half

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Resistance

The degree to which a surface prevents (or does not prevent) the flow of sound waves through it

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Congenital

Hearing loss that is present at birth

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Postlingual

Hearing loss after the development of speech and language

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Progressive

Hearing loss that becomes worse over time

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Otolaryngologist

A physician who specializes in ears, noses, and throats

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Objective

Factual

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Stable

Hearing loss that does not change over time

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Subjective

Based upon feeling or opinions

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Prelingual

Hearing loss before the development of speech and language

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Acquired

Hearing loss that develops after birth from disease or injury

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The current degree level needed to become an audiologist

Doctorate

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Intensity is _________ and is measured in ________.

The amplitude of the wave form; decibels (dB)

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The precedence effect is:

The ability of the brain to merge multiple sound waves into one perception

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An audiologist studies:

Hearing

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Which of these professionals are NOT exempted from audiology licensing?

Audiologist

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Which of the following is NOT covered under the scope of practice for an audiologist?

Speech and language therapy for stuttering

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Sine wave

Mathematical depiction of pure tone

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Periodic wave forms

Speech or music

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Compression/Condensation

A high concentration of molecules

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Rarefaction

A low concentration of molecules

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Frequency

Number of cycles per second

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HL

The decibel scare used for testing the human ear

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Aperiodic wave forms

Noise

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SPL

The decibel scale used for measuring the exact pressure of a sound