T/F:
If a person had a WID score of 68%, they would have slight difficulty. correct answers False
"moderate" difficulty
T/F:
Compared to vowels, consonants demonstrate less intensity. correct answers True
T/F:
A person with ototoxicity may hear "mad" but miss the word "fish." correct answ...
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T/F:
If a person had a WID score of 68%, they would have slight difficulty. correct answers False
"moderate" difficulty
T/F:
Compared to vowels, consonants demonstrate less intensity. correct answers True
T/F:
A person with ototoxicity may hear "mad" but miss the word "fish." correct answers True
T/F:
One characteristic of a person with SNHL is that he speaks more softly than normal correct
answers False
speaks louder
T/F:
A person with a perf will have a type B tympanogram with normal ECV. correct answers
False
Large ECV
T/F:
A person with a conductive HL could have a WID score between 30-89%. correct answers
False
90-100%
T/F:
Vowels add meaning to speech correct answers False
Consonants
T/F:
Faint speech occurs at 25 dB SPL. correct answers False
25 dB HL
T/F:
A person with presbycusis could have a WID score of 92%. correct answers False
30-89%
T/F:
Wax can cause an ABG in the low frequencies. correct answers False
All frequencies
T/F:
You must hear at least one formant to correctly identify vowel sounds. correct answers False
2 or 3
T/F:
/f/, /s/, and /k/ are the 3 highest frequencies. correct answers False
/f/, /s/, /th/
, T/F:
/b/ occurs at about 500 Hz. correct answers False
250 Hz
T/F:
Vowels are composed of mid to high frequencies. correct answers False
Low to mid
T/F:
A conductive HL results in loss of meaning of speech. correct answers False
Power/loudness loss
What word would most likely be missed by a person with fluid in middle ear?
fish
kick
kiss
this
all of the above
none of the above correct answers none of the above
Consonants display a broader _____ spectral concentration than vowels. correct answers high
frequency
What word would most likely be missed by a person with noise notch at 4000-6000 Hz?
man
bed
fish
doll
all of the above
none of the above correct answers fish
A person has a WID in the 30-89% with:
SNHL
CHL
Normal
all of the above
none of the above correct answers SNHL
What groups of sounds comprise the loudest sounds? correct answers vowels
The average intensity of speech is: correct answers 45 dB HL
If the degree and configuration of hearing loss are the same in each ear, the loss is: correct
answers Flat
Bilateral
Symmetrical
What group of speech sounds would be missed by a person with a noise notch at 4000-6000
Hz? correct answers /f/. /th/, /s/
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