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WorksheetsAudiological Assessment Exam 2
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
This abnormality can result from ear ring use and piercings. It may be treated with surgical excision and steroid injections
Keloid
Retraction
Osteoma
Otitis Externa
Interoctaves should be tested when there is a _______ dB difference between frequencies
15
30
20
10
What is a benefit from using inserts?
Prevents collapsing canals
More sanitary
Reduces the need for masking
All of the above
T/F When testing air conduction you should always test the bad ear first
True
False
What are the bone conduction frequencies?
250, 500, 1000, 2000 Hz
2000, 3000, 4000, 5000 Hz
500, 1000, 2000, 4000 Hz
1000, 2000, 3000, 4000 Hz
SRT should be between ____ to _____ dB of agreement with puretone average
5 to 7
10 to 15
2 to 6
6 to 8
T/F In speech testing the words should be homogenous (similar in structure)
True
False
SRT represents....
The highest level a patient can hear and understand words 50% of the time
The level where the patient can no longer understand words
The lowest level that a patient can understand spondaic words 50% of the time
Where patients can understand all words
Select all the words that are considered SRT example words
Cowboy
Cupcake
Airplane
Downtown
Why should SRT be tested before puretones?
Puts the patient more at ease
Allows you to connect with the patient
Gives you an idea of what puretone thresholds will be
All of the above
What is a closed response test used for?
Used for patients with normal hearing
Can be used for patients with severe hearing loss
Used for patients with hearing aids
Used for patients with a mild hearing loss
Select what SRT measures
Speech identification score
Speech discrimination score
Spondee recognition threshold
Speech recognition/reception threshold
Where should the bone vibrator be placed when performing a bone conduction test?
Pinna
Cheek
Mastoid
helix
What is it called when bone conduction thresholds are obtained when one or both ears are covered by headphones?
Occlusion effect
Masking
Automatic audiometry
Air bone gap
What type of hearing loss occurs when there is an air-bone gap greater than 10 dB?
Sensorineural
Conductive
Mixed
Normal hearing
What kind of hearing loss is present when both air and bone conduction are equal and show impairment?
Sensorineural
Conductive
Mixed
Normal hearing
A 5 dB or more increase per octave represents what type of hearing loss configuration?
Trough
Gradually falling
Flat
Rising
What decibel range is considered normal hearing?
56-70dB
41-55dB
0-25dB
91+ dB
What decibel range represents a moderate-severe hearing loss?
56-70 dB
91+ dB
71-90 dB
26-40 dB
What configuration of hearing loss is represented by a 5-12 dB decrease per octave?
Flat
Sharply falling
Abruptly falling
Gradually falling
