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The perceptual consequences of conductive hearing loss are b…

The perceptual consequences of conductive hearing loss are both an attenuation of sound and loss of sound clarity. 

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BONUS 3 Give one reason (briefly) why speech language pathol…

BONUS 3 Give one reason (briefly) why speech language pathologists may need to know about cerumen.

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The tectorial membrane separates the scala vestibuli from th…

The tectorial membrane separates the scala vestibuli from the scala media.

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To begin familiarization for pure tone threshold testing, yo…

To begin familiarization for pure tone threshold testing, you initially set the intensity level of the audiometer at 25 dB HL at 2000 Hz.

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The unit for x is [x] and the unit for y is [y].

The unit for x is [x] and the unit for y is [y].

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If the cone of light is visualized on the left, the audiolog…

If the cone of light is visualized on the left, the audiologist is viewing the right tympanic membrane.

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Damage to hair cells and stereocilia can be repaired over ti…

Damage to hair cells and stereocilia can be repaired over time if the person avoids loud sounds.

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Where is the peak of the ear canal transfer function?

Where is the peak of the ear canal transfer function?

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The sensory structure of hearing is the basilar membrane. 

The sensory structure of hearing is the basilar membrane. 

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Ascending from the auditory nerve to the auditory cortex, wh…

Ascending from the auditory nerve to the auditory cortex, which nucleus is the first to compare information received from both the left and right cochleae?

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