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32 Multiple choice questions

Definition 1 of 32
What can cause a threshold shift, distortion or perception of frequencies, or a disturbance in
the perception of loudness?

Damage Within The Vessel


Tissue Damage

Vascular Dilation

Inflammation

Definition 2 of 32
What is a pouch of skin filled with epithelial debris?




An Acoustic Neuroma

Tinnitus


Cholesteaoma

Atresia

,Definition 3 of 32
Calcium deposits on the ear drum are called:




Typanosclerosis.


Mixed Hearing Loss

The Air-bone Gap Indicates:

Otosclerosis

Definition 4 of 32
The sudden overnight) loss of hearing. Usually the loss is severe and sensorineural in nature.

Sudden Deafness

Tissue Damage

Otosclerosis


Hearing Problems

Definition 5 of 32
A pathway affecting the bones in the middle-ear. Initially the process is spongy, after which it
fixates the footplate of the stapes in the oval window creating a conductive hearing loss.

Recruitment

Otosclerosis


Sensorineural Hearing Loss

Presbycusis

, Definition 6 of 32
Surgery to repair the tympanic membrane (ear drum) is called:




Myringoplasty

Typanosclerosis.

Myringotomy

Tympanometry

Definition 7 of 32
Meniere's Sydrome consists of:

mixed hearing loss

tinnitus, vertigo, and hearing loss.

The Air-Bone Gap indicates:

There is a conductive loss:

Definition 8 of 32
Sound passes through the outer and middle-ear into the hearing nerve. A small branch of the
hearing nerve crosses to the facial nerve within the brain. The facial nerve activates the
stapeius muscle in response to loud sounds. The contracting stapedius muscle tightens the
ear-drum by moving the middle-ear ossicles.

Impedance

The Air-bone Gap Indicates:

Otosclerosis

Stapedial Reflex Arc

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