Title: 1.6- Lesson One Quiz
Course: 14SP-HIS-170-G101-CLINICAL PRACTICUM I

This quiz is ten multiple choice questions.  It must be completed by Tuesday October 22 at 11:55pm.

Q: According to the course syllabus, how many proctored exams are there for this course?
- one
- two
- three
- neither of the exams are proctored
A: two
If wrong: two

Q: The purpose of the glossary of terms each week is to:
- help the student organize, learn and apply all of the many terms used as a hearing instrument specialist.
- so each lesson has an assignment.
- because our instructor likes giving more work.
- hopefully none of you missed this question!
A: help the student organize, learn and apply all of the many terms used as a hearing instrument specialist.
If wrong: help the student organize, learn and apply all of the many terms used as a hearing instrument specialist.

Q: The AudSIM software allows the student to:
- simulate air conduction, bone conduction and speech audiometry testing.
- simulate bone conduction testing
- simulate air conduction and bone conduction testing.
- air conduction testing.
A: simulate air conduction and bone conduction testing.
If wrong: simulate air conduction and bone conduction testing.

Q: The audiometer has many parts, some essential parts are:
- on/off switch, frequency dial, intensity dial, stimulus button and masking selection button.
- parts vary from audiometer to audiometer.
- on/off switch and earphones are the only required parts.
- parts vary based on manufacturer.
A: on/off switch, frequency dial, intensity dial, stimulus button and masking selection button.
If wrong: on/off switch, frequency dial, intensity dial, stimulus button and masking selection button.

Q: Air conduction refers to:
- sounds that are conducted to the inner ear by way of the eighth nerve.
- sounds that are conducted the inner ear by way of the middle ear.
- sounds that are conducted to the inner ear by way of the outer ear.
- sounds that are conducted to the inner ear by way of the outer ear and the middle ear.
A: sounds that are conducted to the inner ear by way of the outer ear and the middle ear.
If wrong: sounds that are conducted to the inner ear by way of the outer ear and the middle ear.

Q: Bone conductions refers to:
- sounds that are conducted to the inner ear by way of the temporal bone.
- sounds that are conducted to the inner ear by way of the outer ear and the middle ear.
- sounds that are conducted to the inner ear by way of the bones of the skull.
- sounds that are conducted to the inner ear by way of the middle ear.
A: sounds that are conducted to the inner ear by way of the bones of the skull.
If wrong: sounds that are conducted to the inner ear by way of the bones of the skull.

Q: The definition of hearing level (HL) is:
- the number of decibels below an average normal threshold for a given signal.
- the number of decibels above an average normal threshold for a given signal.
- the loss of sensitivity at a specific frequency.
- the number of decibels averaged from 1500 hearing impaired subjects.
A: the number of decibels above an average normal threshold for a given signal.
If wrong: the number of decibels above an average normal threshold for a given signal.

Q: Sound-pressure level (SPL) is defined as:
- an expression of the pressure plus mass of a sound.
- an expression of the mass of a sound.
- an expression of the friction of a sound.
- an expression of the pressure of a sound.
A: an expression of the pressure of a sound.
If wrong: an expression of the pressure of a sound.

Q: A threshold in audiometry is defined as:
- the level at which a stimuls is perceptible 25% of the time.
- the level at which a stimulus is perceptible 50% of the time.
- the level at which a stimulus is perceptible 75% of the time.
- the level at which a stimulas is perceptible 100% of the time.
A: the level at which a stimulus is perceptible 50% of the time.
If wrong: the level at which a stimulus is perceptible 50% of the time.

Q: According to the discussion rubric for this course, the maximum point value of 25 points can be obtained by:
- exceeding the requirements in all areas evaluated for a particular discussion forum.
- meeting the minimum requirements for a particular discussion forum.
- meeting the minimum requirements in at least three required areas for the particular discussion forum.
- meeting the minimum requirements in at least two required areas for the particular discussion forum.
A: exceeding the requirements in all areas evaluated for a particular discussion forum.
If wrong: exceeding the requirements in all areas evaluated for a particular discussion forum.