Title: 3.6- Lesson Three Quiz
Course: 14SP-HIS-170-G101-CLINICAL PRACTICUM I

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Q: Deliberately exaggerating a hearing loss is called:
- malfunctioning
- malingering
- masking
- pretending
A: malingering
If wrong: malingering

Q: The typical bone ossilator placements are:
- forehead only
- mastoid or forehead
- mastoid only
- mastoid or teeth
A: mastoid or forehead
If wrong: mastoid or forehead

Q: If your client reports ringing or other noises in their ears they have:
- tinnitus
- vertigo
- otolagia
- stenosis
A: tinnitus
If wrong: tinnitus

Q: Thickening of the tympanic membrane or a perforation of the tympanic membrane will most likely cause:
- sensorineural hearing loss
- mixed hearing loss
- conductive hearing loss
- conductive or sensorineural hearing loss
A: conductive hearing loss
If wrong: conductive hearing loss

Q: The case history questions help predict to some degree:
- the type of hearing loss
- the amount of hearing loss
- the configuration of the hearing loss
- all of the above
A: all of the above
If wrong: all of the above

Q: If the bone ossillator is placed on the left mastoid you are stimulating:
- the left cochlea
- the right cochlea
- the better cochlea
- none of the above
A: the better cochlea
If wrong: the better cochlea

Q: The procedure for testing bone conduction is:
- different than air conduction testing
- a modified air conduction procedure
- to test the right ear first
- identical to air conduction testing
A: identical to air conduction testing
If wrong: identical to air conduction testing

Q: In a mixed hearing loss bone conduction thresholds will be:
- equal to air conduction thresholds
- show some loss of sensitivity
- will be between 0 and 10dB
- either a or c
A: show some loss of sensitivity
If wrong: show some loss of sensitivity

Q: It is ok to do air conduction first, then otoscopy and the case history.
- True
- False
A: False
If wrong: False, otoscopy and the case history should always be done first.

Q: Excessive cerumen in the ear canal can cause what type of hearing loss:
- sensorinerual hearing loss
- mixed hearing loss
- conductive hearing loss
- a or c are possible
A: conductive hearing loss
If wrong: conductive hearing loss