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9781853466656

Audiology: An Introduction for Teachers & Other Professionals

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    9781853466656

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    1853466654

  • Format: Nonspecific Binding
  • Copyright: 2000-07-28
  • Publisher: David Fulton Pub

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Table of Contents

Foreword v
Acknowledgements vi
Introduction vii
Glossary ix
The Ear and How it Works
1(12)
Anatomy and physiology of the ear
1(4)
Aetiology: types and causes of deafness
5(1)
Conductive hearing loss
6(2)
Sensori-neural or nerve hearing loss
8(2)
Implications of unilateral hearing loss
10(1)
Non-organic hearing loss
11(2)
The Physics of Hearing
13(11)
An introduction to sound
13(1)
Frequency (pitch)
14(1)
Intensity (loudness)
15(2)
Phase and phase cancellation
17(2)
Hearing threshold
19(5)
Assessment of Hearing Loss
24(14)
Hearing tests
24(5)
Behavioural tests
29(7)
Objective hearing tests
36(1)
Assessment of children with complex needs
37(1)
Implications for teachers
38(1)
Amplification Systems
38(16)
Hearing aids
38(1)
How the hearing aid works
38(5)
Types of hearing aid
43(11)
The Acoustic Environment
54(7)
Factors within the acoustic environment affecting speech intelligibility
54(3)
Controlling the acoustic environment
57(4)
Systems in the Classroom
61(9)
The problem in the classroom
61(1)
Alternative forms of amplification
61(9)
Cochlear Implants
70(9)
Components of a cochlear implant system
71(1)
The paediatric cochlear implant team
72(1)
Guidelines and criteria
73(1)
Stages of implantation
74(1)
The role of the teacher of the deaf
75(1)
Issues relating to cochlear implants
76(3)
Management and Maintenance of Hearing Aids
79(9)
Personal hearing aids
79(3)
Radio hearing aids
82(2)
Cochlear implants
84(1)
The hearing aid test box
85(3)
Assessing the Benefits of Hearing Aids
88(7)
Tests used in the assessment of hearing aid benefit
88(7)
Teachers' Roles and Responsibilities
95(7)
Audiological services
95(1)
The educational audiologist
96(1)
The role of the teacher of the deaf
96(6)
Developing Spoken Language
102(7)
Developing listening skills
102(2)
Facilitating language development
104(1)
The role of the teacher of the deaf
105(1)
The role of the speech and language therapist
106(3)
Appendix 1: Audiological descriptors 109(1)
Appendix 2: Checking hearing aids 110(2)
Appendix 3: Checking radio hearing aids 112(1)
Appendix 4: General instructions for using a test box 113(1)
References 114(2)
Index 116

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