Chris Halpin, Ph.D. Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary Harvard Medical School July 14, 2012 Stickler Involved People 2012: AUDIOLOGY.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Mandeville Elementary Fishing In The Car Line
Advertisements

Be Respectful in the Hall Use a whisper voice!. When should we use a whisper voice in the hallway? Before school while waiting for school to begin. During.
Fire drill stories -before drill and take home
Communication Strategies It Takes Two to Tango. Don’t try to hide your hearing loss Listener: Acknowledge your hearing loss and tell who you are communicating.
Hearing Chapter 6, Lecture 3
HEARING WELL CLUB WHAT DOES YOUR AUDIOGRAM SAY ABOUT HEARING LOSS?
Hearing Standard Threshold Shift
What is noise-induced hearing loss? It occurs when the tiny sensory hair cells in our inner ears are damaged by sounds that are too loud and that last.
Sound. Sound Waves  Sound waves are longitudinal waves.  The source of a sound wave is a vibrating object.  Only certain wavelengths of longitudinal.
1 Session 4 Listening to Women’s Stories. 2 Listening to women and girls Active listening  Hearing what woman and girls say  Allowing woman and girls.
Becoming ‘Deaf’ Aware in the class room and at Reception
You notice two of your professors talking casually when you overhear your name. Unfortunately, you can only hear the sound in faint whispers of about 20dB.
PSLE The Hearing Screening. Hearing Screening  Follow directions on the Language Test Cabinet in the materials room on the correct protocol for screening.
(Class Room Commands). I have one question. How do you say… ?
Working Paper No.3 Add.5 11 November 2005 STATISTICAL COMMISSION andSTATISTICAL OFFICE OF THE UN ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOREUROPEAN COMMUNITIES EUROPE (EUROSTAT)
What You Need to Hear about Hearing Health Insert Name and Contact Information for Practice.
Noise-Induced Hearing Loss.
Sound Waves Over the next few weeks, we will discuss… How We Hear Properties of Sound Using Sound.
Audiology Training Course ——Marketing Dept. Configuration of the ear ① Pinna ② Ear canal ③ Eardrum ④ Malleus ⑤ Incus ⑥ Eustachian tube ⑦ Stapes ⑧ Semicircular.
Amplification/Sensory Systems SPA 4302 Summer 2007.
Mrs. Jameson ASL ANATOMY OF THE EAR Mrs. Jameson.
Chapter 5. Sound Intensity (db) = 20 log (P1/P2)
Holly Hosford-Dunn PhD Academy Village, January
Verbal Communication Health Science. Rationale Expertise in communication skills is necessary for workers in health care. To deliver quality health care,
Pitch, Loudness, and Quality of Sound by by Rifki Irawan Rifki Irawan.
All about human eyes and ears Kemi and javarn. eyes Eyes are organs that detect light and convert it into electro- chemical impulses in neurons. The simplest.
Word of God Speak I’m finding myself – at a loss for words,
I’m finding myself at a loss for words. And the funny thing is, it’s okay.
Your age Your name: Today’s date SSQ12-C (25 Sep 2013) SSQ12-C Instructions I use one hearing aid (left ear ) I use one hearing aid (right ear) I use two.
Properties of Sound Physical Science Ms. Pollock
Last lesson Learning to listen Sound as vibrations Amplitude and volume Frequency and Pitch Range of human hearing.
Sound in everyday life Pitch: related to frequency. Audible range: about 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz; Ultrasound: above 20,000 Hz; Infrasound: below 20 Hz Loudness:
Sound and Intensity Transverse vs. Longitudinal Waves Sound Frequency
Fall 2002CS/PSY Human Capabilities Why do we care? (better design!) Want to improve user performance Knowing the user informs the design  Senses.
RAZAN YOUSEF AL-ALI SECTION: B COURSE NO: RAZAN YOUSEF AL-ALI SECTION: B COURSE NO: 3143.
Ear. Inside an Ear Ear Camera Causes of hearing loss Disease – Some illnesses affect the ear and can cause hearing loss. Drugs – Some medicines can.
Parts of a Wave Crest Wavelength Trough Normal Rest Position Frequency = 2 waves per second.
Your age Your name: Today’s date SSQ12-B SSQ12-B Instructions I use one hearing aid (left ear ) I use one hearing aid (right ear) I use two hearing aids.
What do I do when there is a Fire Drill?
Talking and Friends.
Say Why you are calling good morning / /good afternoon / good evening Say who you are.
Eardrum Sound waves hit a thin skin call the eardrum. The sound waves cause the eardrum to vibrate. Three Tiny Bones As the eardrum vibrates, it causes.
Sound AP Physics Chapter Characteristics of Sound Vibration and Waves.
HOW DO WE HEAR? Sound waves enter the ear… Amplified by an oval-shaped membrane called the ______________.
Sound Physics Spring Sound waves n Longitudinal or compressional waves n Sound waves move through a medium n Sound waves move faster through a solid.
to Mrs. McClelland’s Kindergarten/Grade One Class.
HEARING LOSS Hearing Loss Children and Adults who are deaf are those who cannot hear or understand conversational speech under normal circumstances.
Hearing Testing Characteristics of a Hearing Loss Hearing Testing Middle Ear Measurement.
RespectDisrespect Walking quietly in the church Says Not talking bad about someone Says Not paying attention to teachers SAMPLE PAGE Primary 7: New Testament.
I can’t believe my ears !. Subjective Loudness Pitch Tone quality Objective Amplitude Frequency Spectrum.
Improving Listening Skills Workshop. Do You Hear What I Hear?  Clear communication is vital for good business and the first step to clear communication.
Are Tattoo’s Socially Acceptable? Hannah McRae. My package My package is about tattoos and are they socially acceptable because I see that people judge.
The Ear and Hearing The Ear How the Ear Works - videos.
How we DON’T Hear Types of Hearing Loss, How they Happen, and What can be Done about Them.
Sound Objectives: Characteristics of Sound Doppler Effect
HEARING LOSS.
Copyright © American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
Copyright © American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
Mrs. Jameson ASL A Story About the Ear Mrs. Jameson.
EFC Media Center Training
Sound How the ear works.
Mrs. Jameson ASL A Story About the Ear Mrs. Jameson.
Speech Manners.
Patricia B. Kricos, Ph.D., NDSLHA, October 21-22, 2004
Sound Waves Unit 6.
Sound Waves, Pitch, and Loudness
Sound 13.2.
Complete the family of four
Presentation transcript:

Chris Halpin, Ph.D. Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary Harvard Medical School July 14, 2012 Stickler Involved People 2012: AUDIOLOGY

WORD RECOGNITION FREQUENCY ANALYSIS

WORD RECOGNITION FREQUENCY ANALYSIS

WORD RECOGNITION FREQUENCY ANALYSIS

WORD RECOGNITION FREQUENCY ANALYSIS

WORD RECOGNITION FREQUENCY ANALYSIS

FREQUENCY ANALYSIS WORD RECOGNITION

FREQUENCY ANALYSIS WORD RECOGNITION

FREQUENCY ANALYSIS WORD RECOGNITION

FREQUENCY ANALYSIS WORD RECOGNITION

FREQUENCY ANALYSIS WORD RECOGNITION NORMAL SENSITIVITY

WORD RECOGNITION “YOU WILL SAY… DOG” BEST POSSIBLE (CALCULATED).AX

WORD RECOGNITION “YOU WILL SAY… DOG” BEST POSSIBLE (CALCULATED)

WORD RECOGNITION “YOU WILL SAY… DOG” 80 dBHL BEST POSSIBLE (CALCULATED)

WORD RECOGNITION “YOU WILL SAY… DOG” 80 dBHL 80% CORRECT (ACTUAL)

WORD RECOGNITION “YOU WILL SAY… DOG” 40 dBHL 80% CORRECT (ACTUAL)

WORD RECOGNITION “YOU WILL SAY… DOG” 80 dBHL 80% CORRECT (ACTUAL)

black

Intensity (dB) Performance % Word Recognition Intensity (dB) Performance % Word Recognition.SIIifall

Intensity (dB) Performance % Word Recognition Intensity (dB) Performance % Word Recognition.discover

Intensity (dB) Performance % Word Recognition Intensity (dB) Performance % Word Recognition

Intensity (dB) Performance % Intensity (dB) Performance % Word Recognition control

Intensity (dB) Performance % Intensity (dB) Performance % Word Recognition

Intensity (dB) Performance % Intensity (dB) Performance % Word Recognition

Intensity (dB) Performance % Intensity (dB) Performance % Word Recognition.WHY?

Intensity (dB) Performance % Intensity (dB) Performance % Word

Intensity (dB) Performance % Intensity (dB) Performance % Word

WORD RECOGNITION “YOU WILL SAY… DOG” 40 dBHL 80% CORRECT (ACTUAL)

WORD RECOGNITION “YOU WILL SAY… DOG” 80 dBHL 80% CORRECT (ACTUAL).Unknown.Stick

CELLS

Female Age 59 Female Age 61 Male Age 43 STICKLER CASES WITH HEARING LOSS

Male Age 43 WHISPER TALK YELL HEARING AID

Male Age 43 WHISPER TALK YELL HEARING AID

Male Age 43 WHISPER TALK YELL HEARING AID ACTION OF AID

WHISPER TALK YELL HEARING AID Female Age 61

WHISPER TALK YELL HEARING AID Female Age 61

WHISPER TALK YELL HEARING AID ACTION OF AID Female Age 61

WHISPER TALK YELL HEARING AID Female Age 59 ACTION OF AID????

.Sam.work

BEST LISTENING ASSISTANCE: FAMILY / FRIENDS: “I Want To Understand You So…” …We must be face-to-face Call, but then wait till we are in the same room …We have to go where it’s quiet I’ll tell you what part I heard… (Instead of huh?) You should speak carefully… …not loudly

Thank You...

Feedback: Privacy Policy Feedback
Do Not Sell My Personal Information
About project: SlidePlayer Terms of Service

© 2025 SlidePlayer.com. Inc. All rights reserved.