- sensation of movement when there isn't any
- Patient prevents with head trauma and diminished hearing following a MVC. What could have caused their hearing loss?
- acoustic neuroma, multiple sclerosis, and auditory neuropathy are examples of what type of hearing los?
- deterioration of the cochlea due to loss of hair cells from the organ of corti causes
- increased exposure to high frequency sounds (4000Hz) leads to loss of what frequency?
- noise trauma is caused by prolonged exposure to sounds > what intensity?
- what causes bilateral and symmetric fluctuations in hearing loss?
- 2nd most common cause of sensory hearing loss?
- How can you prevent hearing loss from noise trauma?
- Patient presents with sudden sensory hearing loss. They say the woke up and couldn't hear all of a sudden. You determine it was caused by a sudden vascular occlusion. You plan to prescribe tapered Prednisone. What tests would you like to run, both now and later?
- a sound with no regular pattern is interpreted as
- dysfunction of external or middle ear, typically due to obstruction or ET dysfunction.
- 25% of people with presbyacusis are how old?
- a repeating pattern is interpreted as
- lesions proximal to the cochlea (e.g.CPA tumors), 8th cranial nerve lesions and problems with the central auditory system cause what type of hearing loss?
- 50% of people with presbyacusis are how old?
- All of the following are parental routes except:A. Intravenous B. Subcutaneous C. Sublingual D. Intramuscular
- The routes to administering drugs include all of the following except:A. Intrathecal B. Enteral C. Topical D. Parenteral
- Patients are less likely to react to:A. Negative contrast mediaB. Positive contrast agents C. Ionic contrast medias D. Nonionic contrast medias
- All of the following are required for documentation of contrast media administration except:A. Physician who ordered it B. Amount of drug given C. Name of drug D. Route of administration