disorders friday!?!?! or the audiologic fandango upcoming talk: isabelle peretz musical &...
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Disorders Friday!?!?!Or The Audiologic Fandango
Upcoming Talk: Isabelle PeretzMusical & Non-musical BrainsNov. 22 @ 12 noon + LunchRm 2068B South Building
Chapter Outlines for 10 & 11 available on the website
Progress Reports
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Vestibular disorders Symptoms
Lack of balance Stabilization Correction
Vertigo Dizziness Nausea
Population Recent acoustic trauma Barometric trauma
Weightlessness Diagnosis
Malfunctioning inner ear Overstimulation
Physical activity Habituation
Stenger Testing Symptoms
Tinnitus Unilateral hearing loss Sporadic pain
Population Anyone
Children Middle-aged industrial workers
Diagnosis Pseudohypacusic Normal ABR Stenger test positive
Stenger Testing II Auditory phenomena
Simultaneous bilateral tone presentation 10 dB HL difference between ears
Only louder tone is heard Stenger administration
Bilateral, simultaneous presentation 10 dB HL difference between ears Poorer ear presented at 10 dB HL, 0 dB HL in good ear
Adjust both ears analogous to normal audiometric threshold Stenger negative
Response to good ear Stenger positive
No response to threshold
Bilateral Pseudohypacusic Yes-No test Procedure
Present tones above/below threshold in each ear
Subject: yes-no to each presentation
Temporal arhythmicity Are no responses
correlated to onset of presentations? Best with children
Pulse-Count Method Rapid succession of tones
presentations Arhythmic presentations Vary ear of presentation Tones above and below admitted threshold
Subject responds with the total number of tones heard Does total correlate with actual tones
presented above threshold Modification
Present all tones above threshold
Why choose Psuedohypacusis?
Veteran benefits Additional health care funding Disability earnings
Post WWII peak (half of reported cases)
Hearing histories for modern soldiers (1-4%)
Industrial worker compensation Compensation, disability benefits Transfer of duties
15-30% of reported cases Children
Poor academic performance excuse Attention-getter
Up to 5% of reported cases