Chapter·ENTAudiology and Speech Disorders

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1

A 40-year-old man presents to the general medicine clinic with progressive hearing loss in his right ear, difficulty hearing conversations in noisy places, and occasional ringing in his right ear. He denies any associated symptoms and has a normal otoscopic examination. A Weber's test is performed, and the patient reports hearing the vibration loudest in his left ear. Which of the following findings would most likely be observed in this patient?

AAir conduction equals bone conduction in his right ear

BAir conduction equals bone conduction in his left ear

CAir conduction is greater than bone conduction in his right ear

DBone conduction is greater than air conduction in his left ear

2

Which of the following is not a function of the instrument given below?

ATo predict speech reception threshold

BTo find degree of handicap

CTo measure the threshold of hearing by bone conduction only

DRecords can be kept for future reference

3

Recruitment phenomenon is seen in:

AOtitis media with effusion

BOtosclerosis

CAcoustic nerve schwannoma

DMeniere's disease

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