Hearing Impairment Quiz
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Hearing Impairment, according to IDEA is
A. is a decreased ability to see to a degree that causes problems not fixable by usual means, such as glasses.
B. a disability in hearing, whether permanent or fluctuating, that adversely affects a child’s educational performance.
C. a physical or mental condition that limits a person’s movements, senses, or activities.
The impulse is generated and is transmitted to the temporal lobe when what happens?
A. the eardrum vibrates
B. the basilar membrane vibrates
C. the oval window vibrates
D. the hair cells are bent
Hearing Impairment can be assessed using
A. Loud speaker
B. Drums
C. Tuning Forks
Which of the following is NOT in the OUTER EAR?
A. Auricle
B. Eustachian tube
C. External Auditory Meatus
D. Tympanic Membrane
Chelsea, a student with a mild hearing loss, often has difficulty following the teacher’s directions in class, particularly when the teacher is doing work at the whiteboard. Which of the following suggestions would be a most appropriate first step for the teacher to try to improve Chelsea’s behavior?
A. Repeat all directions directly into Chelsea’s ear.
B. Do not give directions when facing the board.
C. Provide an interpreter for Chelsea.
D. Have another student write down all assignments for Chelsea.
An adult will be consider as having Hearing impairment if he cant hear the sound above
A. 10db
B. 20db
C. 30db
D. 40db
Voice Disorders were due to the problem in
A. Tongue
B. Ear
C. Larynx
D. Lungs
The damage in transmission of impulses through auditory nerve will lead to
A. Conductive Hearing loss
B. Mixed Hearing loss
C. Audio Processing Disorder
D. Sensorineural Hearing loss
Which is profound hearing loss?
A. Over 80 dB
B. 26-40 dB
C. 61-80 dB
Which of the following is NOT in the INNER ear?
A. Cochlea
B. Semicircular canals
C. Vestibule
D. Eustachian tube
What is the function of the ridges on your outer ear?
A. They prevent germs from entering your middle ear.
B. They direct sound into your middle ear.
C. They prevent loud noises from damaging your inner ear.
D. They filter out very high and low-frequency sounds.
Hearing loss due to damaged Cochlea or nerve?
A. Conductive Hearing Loss
B. Sensorineural Hearing Loss
C. Vertigo
D. Tinnitus
Conductive Hearing loss
A. can not be treated
B. can be treated using surgery/Medication
C. can be treated only with hearing device
What do the sound waves vibrate?
A. Ear canal, eardrum, ossicles
B. Ossicles, Eardrum
C. Eardrum
D. Eardrum, ossicles, Cochlea
What comprehend the neural signals
A. Our Nerves
B. The cochlea
C. The ears
D. Our brain
Which of the below structures acts to convert sound waves to vibrations?
A. cochlea
B. pinna
C. tympanic membrane
D. vestibulocochlear nerve
What is in the Semi-Circular canals?
A. Cilia (Tiny Hairs)
B. Liquid
C. Thin Skin
Which of the following is NOT in the MIDDLE EAR?
A. Auricle
B. Eustachian tube
C. Malleus
D. Tympanic Membrane
Which of the following locations and receptors are correct for DYNAMIC EQUILIBRIUM?
A. Vestibule, Maculae,
B. Semicircular Canals, Maculae
C. Semicircular Canals/Crista Ampularis
D. Vestibule, Crista Ampullaris
Symptoms of Speech impairment is
A. Being dumb
B. Being deaf
C. Stuttering
D. Speaking in Husky voice
The malleus, incus, and stapes are collectively called the
A. maculae
B. otoliths
C. semicircular canals
D. ossicles
Small hair cells detect
A. High Pitch
B. Low Pitch
C. rolling Otoliths
D. dynamic equilibrium
Which of the following is a characteristic hearing impairment?
A. Dimentia
B. Mixed hearing
C. Difficulty following verbal directions
Where is the tympanic membrane located?
A. The Outer ear
B. The Inner Ear
C. The Middle Ear
If your inner ear lacked nerve fibers, what might happen?
A. Sound would be unable to travel to your brain.
B. Your eardrum would be unable to vibrate.
C. Your hammer could not tap against your anvil.
D. Sound waves could not enter your ear.
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