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Modern technologies in hearing aids

Modern technologies in hearing aids. Andrzej Dobrucki Institute of Telecommunications, Teleinformatics and Acoustics, Wroc?aw Institute of Technology Andrzej.Dobrucki@pwr.wroc.pl. Plan of presentation. Basic information about sound Elements of physiology and psychology of hearing

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Extracranial Complications of Otitis Media

Extracranial Complications of Otitis Media. Dr. Mubeena. Factors. Age Poor socio economic group High virulence of organisms Poor nutrition and immunosuppression Inadequate course and dose of antibiotic therapy. Pathway of spread. Extension by bone erosion

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Superior Semicircular Canal Dehiscence Syndrome

Superior Semicircular Canal Dehiscence Syndrome. Dr Craig Semple ENT Fellow Ottawa Hospital, CHEO. Case-1. 36 F Right Stapedectomy 1 year ago Bucket handle prosthesis Persistent CHL right ear. Case 1. Felt off balance Blowing nose caused oscillopsia Counterclockwise rotatory nystagmus

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Sensing and Perceiving

Sensing and Perceiving. Sensing and Perceiving. We Experience Our World Through Sensation Seeing Hearing Tasting, Smelling, and Touching Accuracy and Inaccuracy in Perception. Sensing and Perceiving. We Experience Our World Through Sensation. We Experience Our World Through Sensation.

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Genetic Hearing Loss

Genetic Hearing Loss. Jing Shen M.D. Ronald Deskin M.D. UTMB Dept of Otolaryngology March 2004. Epidemiology. Hearing loss occurs in 1 out of every 1,000 births 50 % are hereditary Syndromic vs. nonsyndromic 30% syndromic 70% nonsyndromic

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Lab Activities 16, 17, & 18

Lab Activities 16, 17, & 18. Olfaction & Taste Vision Hearing & Equilibrium. Portland Community College BI 232. Lingual Papilla. Papilla are epithelial projections on the superior surface of the tongue Circumvallate papilla contain about 100 taste buds

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TOPIC 2

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Chapter 17 Cleft Lip and Palate

Chapter 17 Cleft Lip and Palate . Amy Meredith- Skinder Alice E. Smith. Introduction. Overview of cleft lip and palate Nature, consequences, management International adoption of children with cleft lip and/or palate. Sidebar 17.1 Harelip

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Closing the Gap for Aboriginal Students

Northern Adelaide Region Aboriginal Early Years Research Project 2011 Stephen Graham. Closing the Gap for Aboriginal Students. The language of power is white Anglo-Saxon middle class English OR Standard Australian English (SAE).

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AUDITORY LOCALIZATION

AUDITORY LOCALIZATION. Lynn E. Cook, AuD Occupational Audiologist NNMC, Bethesda, MD. LOCALIZATION The ability to identify the direction and distance of a sound source outside the head. LATERALIZATION Occurs when headphones are used, and the sound appears to come from within the head.

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HEENT History

HEENT History. Lucinda Hirahoka FNP, PA-C, MPH September , 2004. HEENT History. Descriptors Mode of onset a. describe events coincident with onset b. onset gradual or sudden? c. total duration of the symptom Location of the symptom Character of the symptom Radiation of the symptom

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. Voice Evaluation. SLP Function in Voice Assessment. Voice diagnosis Analyze acoustic, perceptual, and physiological factors I.e., what is the pt. doing relative to respiration, phonation, and resonance? Includes strobovideolaryngoscopy and videoendoscopy Plan voice treatment.

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Physical Diagnosis Scalp, Ears, Nose and Sinuses

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Cochlear Implant & Bone Anchored Hearing Aid

Cochlear Implant & Bone Anchored Hearing Aid. How the hearing sense works ? The Cochlear implant , CI. Who is a candidate for cochlear implant ? Manufacturers of CI. Compatibility between Comfort Digisystem and the available cochlear implants in the market.

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My Best Friend or My Worst Nightmare?

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SPECIAL SENSES

Chapter 10. SPECIAL SENSES. SENSORY RECEPTORS. Sensory receptors are structures which are stimulated by changes in the environment They are found all over the body in the skin, connective tissue, and muscle. THE EYE. THE EYE. Sclera - outer layer or white of eye

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Hearing tests

Hearing tests. Principles of hearing. Air-conduction Bone-conduction. Why do we test hearing. To detect one of major hearing impairment Senzorineural (perception) Conductive. Speech test Loud Whisper Tuning fork test Weber Rinne Bing Schwabach Audiometry Objective Subjective.

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Audiology Training Course

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Disorders Friday!!!!

Disorders Friday!!!!. Or Fear & Loathing in the Outer Ear. Outer Ear Disorder 1. Symptoms Ear red & swollen May be some watery discharge Acute or chronic Diffuse or localized Typically mild Population Swimmers Ear constantly moist Anyone (most common ailment)

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Hearing Loss Solutions with Advanced Audiology Technology

Hearing is as important a daily activity as eating, seeing, touching and speaking. But even if you suffer from hearing loss, it may take 6 to 8 years for detecting the same. It may then be too late for you to take any immediate preventive measure. But the modern audiology provides you with a number of ways and means for timely testing, prevention and cure of your hearing loss.

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