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H.3.3.2.b. Hearing Abnormalities

MCQ H.3.3.2.b.

Hearing Abnormalities

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When someone’s hearing suffers from so-called “gun-shot” damage, what does the audiogram display?

Bone conduction is lower than air conduction

Air conduction is lower than bone conduction

Both air and bone conduction are lower at a specific frequency

Both air and bone conduction are lower at all frequencies

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When someone’s hearing suffers from presbycusis, what does the audiogram show?

Bone conduction lower at high frequencies and normal air conduction

Bone conduction lower at low frequencies and normal air conduction

Both air and bone conduction lower at high frequencies

Both air and bone conduction lower at low frequencies

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When someone’s hearing suffers from otosclerosis, what does the audiogram show?

Lower bone conduction and normal air conduction

Lower air conduction and normal bone conduction

Both air and bone conduction lower at high frequencies

Both air and bone conduction lower at low frequencies

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When someone’s hearing is affected by impacted wax in the external auditory canal, what does the audiogram show?

Lower bone conduction and normal air conduction

Lower air conduction and normal bone conduction

Both air and bone conduction lower at high frequencies

Both air and bone conduction lower at low frequencies

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