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3. 100 200 400 300 400 AudiologyHEARING LOSS AUDIO- GRAMS SOUND 300 200 400 200 100 500 100

4. Row 1, Col 1 The right ear is recorded on an audiogram using this symbol A red circle

5. 1,2 Swimmer’s Ear occurs in this part of the ear The ear canal in the outer ear

6. 1,3 The normal range of hearing for a child -10 dB to 15 dB

7. 1,4 This type of sound energy is found in the middle ear Mechanical

8. 2,1 The left ear is recorded on an audiogram using this symbol A blue X

9. 2,2 A perforated tympanic membrane can create this type of hearing loss. Conductive

10. 2,3 Permanent hearing loss can occur when exposed to sounds over this level. 85 dB

11. 2,4 This type of sound energy is found in the auditory nerve Electrical

12. 3,1 A hearing screen should begin at this many decibels 20 dB

13. 3,2 This type of hearing loss occurs after exposure to loud noises. Sensorineural

14. 3,3 Cycles Per Second/ Frequency/Hertz is a measurement for this Pitch

15. 3,4 The movement of fluid creates this kind of energy Hydraulic

16. 4,1 A person is considered medically Deaf at this many decibels. 65 dB

17. 4,2 This type of hearing loss can be medically corrected Conductive

18. 4,3 40 dB to 60 dB is the average range for this Conversational Speech

19. 4,4 Sound is interpreted in this structure The Brain

20. 5,1 When doing an audio, the examiner should move down and up in these increments. Down 10, Up 5

21. 5,2 A mixed hearing loss occurs here In the outer OR middle ear AND in the inner ear

22. 5,3 /K/, /S/, /F/, and /TH/ are examples of this type of sound High Frequency

23. 5,4 This is an example of a high frequency sound at 4000 HZ An airplane