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SLHS 4801-Final

TermDefinition
Tinnitus auditory perception not produced by an external stimulus
Habituation Less and less electrical responses are evoked due repeated exposure to a stimulus
Consent Everyone has a right to know what procedures will take place; the patient gives a verbal or written agreement
Assumed Consent Informal consent; assumed for non invasive procedures, including case history
Assent Agreement to take part in a procedure is given but not required by law
Protected Health Information (PHI) Information that would be found on a patient's medical chart
Immittance Total amount of resistance and ease with which energy flows through the middle ear system
Impedance Amount of resistance to flow energy has through the middle ear system
Admittance Amount of ease with which energy flows through the middle ear system
Equivalent Ear Canal Volume (ECV) mmho under the curve at +200 daPa on a tympanogram
Static Admittance total ear volume-ECV; in mmho
Peak Pressure pressure level where energy has the least amount of impedance in the middle ear
Acoustic Reflex Tensing of the stapedius and tensor-tympani muscles in response to a loud sound
Acoustic Reflex Threshold (ART) Lowest intensity at which immittance changes in the middle ear
Otoacoustic Emissions (OAE) Sounds that are produced by the middle ear
Motility the contracting and lengthening of the outer hair cells in the ear causing OAE
Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR) Electrical activity in the auditory nerve and brainstem
Auditory Evoked Potentials (AEP) Electrical activity we can measure on the surface of the head in response to sound
Tympanogram Types A, Ad, As, B, C
Hearing Loss Types Conductive, Sensorineural, Mixed
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