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clinical masking Ans: The process of putting noise into the NTE. while measuring thresholds in the TE. the clinical problem Ans: cross-hearing cross-hearing Ans: The reception of a sound signal during a hearing test, either by air conduction or bone conduction, at ear opposite of the ear being tested. Three questions Ans: When should masking be used? What kind of noise should be used? How much noise should be used? When should masking be used? Ans: anytime the presentation level in ...

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SLHS 340 Exam #3 Questions Answered Correctly Latest Update Auricular malformations [ _____ ear pathology] • Microtia: Malformed or smaller pinna - in isolation, it doesn't affect AC pathway or doesn't affect hearing • Anotia: _______ pinna - in isolation, it doesn't affect AC pathway or doesn't affect hearing • Atresia: Absence or closure of ear canal meatus; cartilage and bone blockage - outer ear is abnormal > in isolation, _____ pathway is affected *AC _____...

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SLHS 340: Exam 1 2025/2026 Exam Questions and Corresponding Answers with Surety of 100% Pass Mark outer ear -

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SLHS 340: Exam 4 2025/2026 Exam Questions and Answers | 100% Solved case history for children -

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SLHS 340 EXAM 3 2025 QUESTIONS| WITH ALREADY SOLVED CORRECTLY ANSWERS!! | ASSURED SUCCESS what is tinnitus? -

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SLHS 340 Exam 2 2025/2026 Exam Questions Marking Scheme New Update | A+ Rated What can you map on an audiogram of familiar sounds? -

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what is tinnitus? - Correct Ans-ringing in the ears what is a genetic hearing loss? - Correct Ans-due to differences in the genes that are passed on through a hereditary source what is aural fullness? - Correct Ans-a sense of pressure in the ear and can be a sign of fluid in the middle ear or some types of sensorineural HL what is considered an early onset genetic hearing loss? - Correct Ans-during infant toddler stage what is considered a late onset genetic hearing loss? - Correct ...

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SLHS 340 Bundled Exams 1-4 Answered Correctly Latest Update 2025/2026

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SLHS 340 - Exam 4 Questions and Answers Fully Solved case history for children - Answers brith difficulties head trauma medication during pregnancy illness, disease, disorders, disabilities ear infections genetics physical problems with the ear perceptual problems: delayed speech, no response, slurring how do we test newborns - Answers OAEs and ABRs pediatric diagnostic battery - Answers otoscopy tympanogram behavioral testing speech perception what do you do if behavioral testing...

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SLHS 340 EXAM 3 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED what is tinnitus? - Answers ringing in the ears what is a genetic hearing loss? - Answers due to differences in the genes that are passed on through a hereditary source what is aural fullness? - Answers a sense of pressure in the ear and can be a sign of fluid in the middle ear or some types of sensorineural HL what is considered an early onset genetic hearing loss? - Answers during infant-toddler stage what is considered a late onset ge...

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SLHS 340 Exam 2 Questions and Answers Already Passed What can you map on an audiogram of familiar sounds? - Answers You can map hearing loss configurations in relation to sounds you here often What was found when researchers used a 1000 HZ high-pass and low-pass filter to evaluate speech energy and speech intelligibility? - Answers - 95% of speech (acoustic) energy occurs below 1000 HZ - 25% of speech was intelligible when it is sloping (most common on audiograms) - 90% of speech was intell...

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Audiology Ans: Clinical concerns about hearing disorders and the underlying pathologies within the auditory system -Diagnostic testing: based on their reason for getting tested -Rehabilitative activities: what's the problem with their hearing? -gives you idea of pathology -medical intervention (ex: ossicular break) -help with new style of hearing What is an audiologist? Ans: -academic degree, clinical training and license to practice -qualified to proved professional services relate...

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SLHS 340 Exam Pack Questions and Answers | New One | Grade A+

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what is tinnitus? Ans: ringing in the ears what is a genetic hearing loss? Ans: due to differences in the genes that are passed on through a hereditary source what is aural fullness? Ans: a sense of pressure in the ear and can be a sign of fluid in the middle ear or some types of sensorineural HL what is considered an early onset genetic hearing loss? Ans: during infant-toddler stage what is considered a late onset genetic hearing loss? Ans: during childhood or adult stages what is a...

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Air Conduction Ans: sounds in the outside environment Bone Conduction Ans: stimuli directly in the inner ear (cochlea) where a sound source is vibrated sensorineural hearing loss 3,000 and 6,000 Hz Ans: Noise induced hearing loss Higher Threshold Ans: bad hearing lower threshold Ans: Better hearing Pure tones are only presented through bone conduction Ans: True Measure degree by Air Conduction Threshold only Ans: True Normal Hearing Ans: -10db to 25 db HL Mild Ans: 26 to 40 dB ...

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How many children have a hearing loss in the US? Ans: Over one million children in the US have a hearing loss. What percentage of children under the age of 18 years have a hearing loss? Ans: 5% of children What ratio of children born in the US have a severe or profound hearing loss? Ans: 1 in every 1000 infants born in the US has a severe or profound hearing loss. What ratio of children in the US have what is termed "an educationally significant hearing loss"? Ans: 83 out of every 100...

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What is the case history for children? Ans: -Difficulties at birth (RDS --> ototoxic meds) -Any meds during pregnancy -Any physical trauma -Confirmed illness, disease, disorders, or disabilities (e.g., ear infections) -Family history of hearing loss (early onset) -Physical problems (pain, drainage, dizziness, tinnitus, fullness) -Perceptual problems (delayed speech development, child does not respond, slurred speech) What do we asking during case history? Ans: When did they suspect a...

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Auricular malformations: Microtia Ans: - may or may not impact audiogram (O box) - malformed or smaller pinna Auricular malformations: Anotia Ans: - psycoacustic problem - absent pinna - anotia with atresia because no ear canal = ABG Auricular malformations: Atresia Ans: -absence or closure of ear canal - closure of any valve (could be cartilage/bone) Does Auricular malformations affect AC? Ans: If yes then there's block in outer ear (O box) Microtia with atresia Ans: - no place fo...

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SLHS 340 BUNDLED EXAMS WITH SOLUTION

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