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CAOHC EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
What does CAOHC stand for - Answers- Council for Accreditation in Occupational
Hearing Conservation

CAOHC Mission - Answers- To advance best practice in occupational hearing
conservation worldwide, through credentialing, education and advocacy

Air conduction testing - Answers- Assesses outer ear, middle ear, and inner function

Parts of the ear - Answers- outer, middle, inner

Outer ear - Answers- pinna and auditory canal

Middle ear - Answers- the chamber between the eardrum and cochlea containing three
tiny bones (hammer, anvil, and stirrup) that concentrate the vibrations of the eardrum on
the cochlea's oval window

inner ear - Answers- the innermost part of the ear, containing the cochlea, semicircular
canals, and vestibular sacs

purpose of the outer ear - Answers- collect sound waves

Purpose of middle ear - Answers- amplify sound

purpose of inner ear - Answers- process/interpret

bone conduction testing - Answers- Testing the inner ear

Pressure Equalization tube - Answers- small tube placed in the tympanic membrane to
"vent" the middle ear and prevent negative pressure build up. Is NOT for drainage of
fluid.

What is the frequency range at birth for the cochlea? - Answers- 20-20,000 Hz

Where is the primary site of damage from noise exposure in the ear? - Answers-
Cochlea

What is the frequency that causes noise exposure in the cochlea? - Answers- 3,4,6 Hz

What frequency is noise induce hearing loss start at? - Answers- 3000- 6000

Hearing loss due to age, medical, illness starts at what frequency? - Answers- High

Non-auditory effects of hearing loss - Answers- Depression, isolation, frustration, anger,
tinnitus, and stress

, Hyperacusis - Answers- excessively sensitive hearing

Phonophobia - Answers- abnormal sensitivity to noise commonly associated with
migraines

Misophonia - Answers- sensitivity to specific sounds

What is the rate of hearing loss growth is greatest in first ________ years - Answers-
10 years of exposure

HLPP - Answers- Hearing Loss Prevention Program

Components of HLPP - Answers- Noise measurement, abatement, hearing protection,
audiometric testing, hearing conservation training, recordkeeping

Requirements for sound - Answers- source, path, and receiver

Components of sound - Answers- frequency and amplitude/intensity

frequency - Answers- the number of complete wavelengths that pass a point in a given
time

Frequency is measured in - Answers- Hertz (Hz)

Amplitude - Answers- Height of a wave

What is the frequency of the human ear at birth? - Answers- 20 hz- 20,000 hz

What is the frequency of speech for the human ear? - Answers- 250 hz-4000 hz

Frequently pitch arm _____ - Answers- hertz

What is the threshold of softest level the ear can hear 50% of the time - Answers- 0 hz

Types of sound/noise - Answers- continuous, variable, impulsive

Continuous/steady state - Answers- < 115 dBA

Example of variable/intermittent sounds - Answers- constructions, forklift, music

impulsive/impact - Answers- < 140 dB SPL

Examples of impulsive sounds - Answers- fireworks, gun shot

dBA - Answers- Most likely how human ear responds to sound

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