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IHS Final Study Guide

The fleshy part of the ear that protrudes from the side of the head is called the - answer
Auricle or Pinna

The average adults canal is about _____ inch in length and about _____ inch in
diameter - answer1 and ¼

The cone of light is a reflection of the light from - answer an otoscope on the tympanic
membrane

The external auditory canal's resonant frequency is - answer about 2700hz and varies
slightly from person to person

The structure of the tympanic membrane is made up of - answer3 layers

The transduction of energy as acoustical sound courses through the middle ear which is
as follows - answerAcoustical energy is changed into mechanical energy at the
tympanic membrane and changed into hydraulic energy at the stapes footplate

The promontory is located on the medial wall of the middle ear - answerIt represents the
basal turn of the cochlea

Otitis media is an ear infection that may - answerresult from Eustachian tube
dysfunction

Fluid in the middle ear is also called - answereffusion

Otosclerosis immobilizes the ossicles at the - answerstapes footplate

The cochlea in located with the petrous portion of the temporal bone. It coils in about -
answer2 ½ turns. Uncoiled it measures about 1 inch

Three chambers within the inner ear are called - answerscala vestibuli, scala media,
scala tympani

The basilar membrane and the reissner's membrane - answerseparate the cochlea into
three chambers.

The organ of Corti is - answerthe sensory receptor for hearing

The hair cells activate the auditory nerve - answerthrough electrochemical energy

, The Place Theory of Hearing is simply explained as - answerthe basal turn of the
cochlea responds to high frequencies and the apical turn of the cochlea responds to low

The singular perception of two different signals presented to each ear simultaneously is
- answerbinaural fusion

An octave is the - answerdoubling of a frequency

•Masking is define as a procedure used to - answereliminate the participation of the non
test ear while measuring some aspect of auditory function in the test ear

The symbol used to document that thresholds were measured with masking presented
to the NTE are - answera blue square for the left ear and a red triangle for the right ear

The formula used to determine the initial masking intensity to be delivered to the -
answerNTE is AC of NTE + 10db

The increase in loudness when both ears hear together - answeris binaural summation

Sensory/Neural hearing loss is caused by damage or a disorder involving the -
answerhair cells or auditory nerve

•Recruitment can result in an - answerexaggerated sensitivity to loud sounds

•In ears with cochlear damage, the critical bands - answerare wider than 1/3 octave

The impact of sensory/neural hearing loss on critical bands results in: - answerdifficulty
with speech intelligibility in quiet and noise

An audiometric finding that may indicate a retrocochlear disorder is: -
answerasymmetric word recognition scores in the presence of symmetrical hearing
levels

Ototoxic medications result in damage to - answerthe organ of Corti

A neural disconnection of the auditory centers of the cortex with the rest of the hearing
system is - answerknown as "central deafness".

A tympanometer is used to measure - answermiddle ear function

For threshold measurement each tone presented should be about - answer2 second in
duration

Test/retest reliability for threshold measurements - answeris: + 5 db

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