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Which part of the ear is responsible for converting sound waves into electrical impulses that the brain can interpret as individual sound frequencies?
Which part of the ear is responsible for converting sound waves into electrical impulses that the brain can interpret as individual sound frequencies?
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What are the signs and symptoms related to ear pathology?
What are the signs and symptoms related to ear pathology?
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Which of the following is true about sensorineural hearing loss?
Which of the following is true about sensorineural hearing loss?
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Which of the following is true about mixed hearing loss?
Which of the following is true about mixed hearing loss?
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Which therapy technique is used for people with dizziness from inner ear conditions?
Which therapy technique is used for people with dizziness from inner ear conditions?
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Which of the following is NOT a common diagnostic test for ear traumatic injuries
Which of the following is NOT a common diagnostic test for ear traumatic injuries
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Scenario: Client suffered from a Tier 1 MVA with head trauma, was seen at the ER and was released a few hours ago. He mentions he tried to rest but noticed blood on the pillow coming out of his ear. What do you do?
Scenario: Client suffered from a Tier 1 MVA with head trauma, was seen at the ER and was released a few hours ago. He mentions he tried to rest but noticed blood on the pillow coming out of his ear. What do you do?
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What treatment can be recommended if your patient suffers from mild tinnitus after an accident?
What treatment can be recommended if your patient suffers from mild tinnitus after an accident?
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Scenario: Your client is 70 years old. Suffered from a Tier 2 accident, no head trauma. Mentions during intake he has been having trouble hearing as normal after the accident. Goes to ENT eval, does audiology testing that reports the following: Mild bilateral sensorineural hearing loss. Do you have a strong ENT damages case?
Scenario: Your client is 70 years old. Suffered from a Tier 2 accident, no head trauma. Mentions during intake he has been having trouble hearing as normal after the accident. Goes to ENT eval, does audiology testing that reports the following: Mild bilateral sensorineural hearing loss. Do you have a strong ENT damages case?
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Your client is diagnosed after head trauma with unilateral hearing loss and tinnitus. In the demand for the case you should focus in:
Your client is diagnosed after head trauma with unilateral hearing loss and tinnitus. In the demand for the case you should focus in:
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Which of the following is NOT a sign of nose trauma?
Which of the following is NOT a sign of nose trauma?
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What is the treatment option for a fracture of nasal bones?
What is the treatment option for a fracture of nasal bones?
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Scenario: Your client suffered from a slip and fall accident, fell on her knees and hands. In health intake she does mention she snores and has trouble breathing through her nose. Do you send her to an ENT?
Scenario: Your client suffered from a slip and fall accident, fell on her knees and hands. In health intake she does mention she snores and has trouble breathing through her nose. Do you send her to an ENT?
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