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Immittance Testing

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Acoustic Immittance   The ease of (or opposition to) flow of sound through a system.  
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What is "immittance" composed of?   Acoustic Impedance and acoustic admittance  
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Acoustic Impedance   The opposition to the transfer of acoustic energy through the auditory system. Measured in acoustic ohms (Za). How much sound bounces back - the harder the surface the more sound bounces back (not a lot of sound going through).  
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Acoustic Admittance   The ease of energy flow or transfer of acoustic energy through the auditory system. Reciprocal of impedance. Measured in mmhos (Ya).  
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What are the components for dissipation of energy?   Acoustic Resistance (Impedance) and Acoustic Conductance (Admittance)  
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What are the components for storage of energy?   Acoustic Reactance (Impedance) and Acoustic Susceptance (Admittance)  
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What type of system is dominant at low frequencies? High frequencies?   At low frequencies the system is stiffness dominant. At high frequencies the system is mass dominant.  
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What are the four basic immittance measures?   Tympanometry (measure immittance as a function of air pressure), acoustic (stapedial) reflex measures (measurement of immittance as a function of loud sounds), eustachian tube function (measurement of patency of eustachian tube), fistula (vertigo testing)  
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What are the norms for compliance in infants (over 6 months old)? For children aged 1-8 yrs old?   >.20 mmhos for infants and >.30 mmhos for children ages 1-8 yrs old  
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What are the equivalent ear canal volumes for neonates? Children? Adults? Patent tubes in children?   1) Neonates: usually < .50cc 2) Children: .30-1.0 (0.9) cc 3) Adults: 0.65 (.63) - 1.75 (1.46) cc 4) Patent tubes in children: 1.0 - 5.5 cc  
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What is the pump speed of the tympanometer on screening mode? Diagnostic mode?   Screening - 200 daPa/second and Diagnostic - 50 daPa/second  
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What is the ASHA screening guideline for TW for "abnormal" results? AAA screening guideline?   ASHA > 200 daPa and AAA > 250 daPa  
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What is considered "abnormal" diagnostically for TW?   TW > 275 daPa  
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According to ASHA, what is the referral criteria for tympanometry?   1) drainage, abnormality of ear canal, TM, or ear that was previously undetected 2) Volume > 1.0 cc and flat tympanogram (if not already under physician care  
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You would repeat tympanometric screening in 6-8 weeks if....   1) Compliance < .30 mmho (children) or < .20 mmho (infants) 2) Width > 200 daPa (children) or >235 daPa (infants) 3) If second screening fails, refer to physician  
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What are the biological reasons for acoustic reflexes?   1) Intensity control 2) Static control/position 3) Low frequency regulation  
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What are the clinical purposes of acoustic reflex testing?   1) Det. site of dysfunction via comparing ipsi and contra-lateral responses 2) Det. hearing sensitivity and/or site of dysfunction via acoustic reflex threshold measures 3) Det. status of ME, cochlea, VII and VII nerve, and brainstem  
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