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Name the two classes of seismic waves. - correct answer-Body waves and surface waves Name the four types of seismic waves. - correct answer-P-waves, S-waves(up and down motion, particles move up and down) , Rayleigh waves, and Love waves Which type of seismic wave has the same mechanism as an acoustic wave in the air? - correct answer-P-wave Name the two major scales by which we measure how big an earthquake is and explain their differences. - correct answer-Intensity: Determines damage...

Of the following, which cranial nerves are only of motor type, not sensory? a. I, VII, and X b. IV, V, and VI c. III, XI, XII d. I, VIII, IX - ANS: c. III, XI, XII Which of the following often present with intermittent neurological deficit, vertigo, and weakness? a. Migraines b. Cluster headaches c. Transient ischemic attacks d. Tension headaches - ANS: c. Transient ischemic attacks 1. What kind of vertigo/loss of equilibrium also may include sensory disturbances? a. Vestibular ne...

Nr-1211l Exam Acoustic Neuroma Questions with Answers Rated A+2024 A client is diagnosed with an acoustic neuroma. When assessing this client, which manifestation would the nurse expect to find? Select all that apply. A. tinnitus B. vertigo C. staggering gait

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IHS FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS What is the difference between hearing instrument verification and validation? Select one: A. Verification measures take into account the patient's/client's opinions and perceptions in addition to determining the acoustic success of the hearing instrument fitting, while validation measures only include the patient's/client's opinions and perceptions B. Verification is a measure of the wearer's satisfaction with the hearing instrument fitting while valida...

SPI PRACTICE QUESTIONS 2023/2024 Sound waves are: - ANSWER-longitudinal, mechanical The speed of sound in soft tissue is closest to: - ANSWER-1,500 m/s The frequency closest to the lower limit of ultrasound is: - ANSWER-15,000 Hz Which is not an acoustic variable? - ANSWER-intensity The effects of soft tissue on ultrasound are called: - ANSWER-acoustic propagation properties All of the following are true EXCEPT: - ANSWER-two waves with identical frequencies must interfere const...

A middle-age female patient presents to the clinic with a recurrence of mild hidradenitis suppurativa after topical therapies failed. Which first-line treatment is recommended? (Ans- Tetracycline Twelve weeks of oral tetracycline (Sumycin) is the recommended first-line treatment for hidradenitis suppurativa. Hidradenitis suppurativa is a disorder of the terminal follicular epithelium in apocrine gland-bearing skin. It is a chronic, disabling disorder that progresses, often causing keloid...

COMD 5070 Exam 3 (Latest 2024 / 2025 Update) Acoustics of Speech and Hearing | Questions and Verified Answers | 100% Correct | Grade A - Utah Q: How to calculate frequency? If there is a period of 2ms (0.002 seconds)?- Answer: 1/0.002= 500 Hz. Q: What is a harmonic series? Answer: When multiple sine waves or pure tones are combines together. Q: What are integer multiples? Answer: The whole number multiples of whatever the fundamental frequency is. Q: What is the fundamental frequency? Answer: Th...

COMD 5070 Exam 2 (Latest 2024 / 2025 Update) Acoustics of Speech and Hearing | Questions and Verified Answers | 100% Correct | Grade A - Utah Q: what is subglottal pressure? Answer: P⌄sub -pressure below the larynx -driving pressure for phonation Q: what are some direct ways to measure subglottal pressure? Answer: -tracheal puncture -esophageal pressure Q: how can you measure subglottal pressure? Answer: there are both direct (tracheal puncture and esophageal balloon) and indirect measures (ps...

COMD 5070 Exam 1 (Latest 2024 / 2025 Update) Acoustics of Speech and Hearing | Questions and Verified Answers | 100% Correct | Grade A - Utah Q: What is the difference between pitch perception and frequency measurement? Answer: pitch is subjective to the listener frequency is objective and can be measured Q: How do waveforms differ as frequency goes up or down? Answer: higher frequency wavelengths appear closer together with more frequency over a period of time than lower frequencies Q: What is ...