Handbook of clinical audiology /
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| Lenguaje: | inglés |
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Philadelphia :
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins,
2002.
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| Edición: | 5th ed. |
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Section I : Introduction : Clinical audiology
- Neuro-otology for audiologists
- Psychoacoustics
- Calibration: Puretone, speech, and noise signals.
- Section II : Behavioral test : Puretone evaluation
- Transducers for audiologic testing
- Speech audiometry
- Cochlear and retrocochlear behavioral test
- Clinical masking
- Case history, integrating audiologic results, and clinical decision analysis.
- Section III : Physiologic tests of auditory and related functions : Basic principles of acoustic immittance measures
- Tympanometry
- The acoustic reflex
- Overview of auditory evoked potentials
- Electrocochleography
- Auditory brainstem response: differential diagnosis
- Threshold prediction using auditory brainstem response and steady-state evoked potentials with infants and young children
- Intraoperative monitoring of auditory evoked potentials and facial nerve electromyography
- Middle-Latency auditory evoked potentials: Basic issues and potential applications
- Cortical event-related potentials to auditory stimuli
- Evaluation and management of balance system disorders
- Otoacoustic emissions.
- Section IV : Special population : Detection and assessment of hearing loss in infants and children
- Hearing and immittance screening
- Central auditory processing testing: a battery approach
- behavioral therapeutic approaches for central auditory problems
- Central auditory evaluation of patients with neurologic involvement
- Current directions in educational audiology
- Mental retardation and/or developmental disabilities
- Occupational hearing conservation
- Pseudohypacusis
- Hearing loss in the elderly: A new look at and old problem.
- Section V : Management of hearing disorders : Room acoustics and auditory rehabilitation technology
- Characteristics and use of hearing aids
- Hearing aid fitting and verification procedures for childrens
- Hearing aid fitting and verification procedures for adults
- The role of audiology in the hearing health care industry
- Cochlear implants
- Management options for children with hearing loss
- Facilitating improved communication for adults with hearing impairment.