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What is a sudden and intense noise that can cause sudden deafness?
Why is it important to avoid loud noises during pregnancy?
What can be a result of prolonged exposure to loud noises?
What is a way to prevent hearing loss from loud noises?
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What can loud noises interfere with?
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What can happen to the eardrum due to a sudden and intense noise?
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Why is it important to take breaks and rest in a noisy environment?
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What should you do if you experience sudden hearing loss?
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What should you do to prevent hearing damage from loud machines?
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Why is it important to take regular breaks?
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What should you avoid doing when listening to music?
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Why is it a good idea to stay away from loud sources of noise?
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What can you do to reduce ambient noise?
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What decibel level is considered dangerous to the hearing?
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Why is it important to reduce the intensity of noise in the classroom?
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Why should you avoid screaming in someone's ear?
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What can you do to protect your hearing in a noisy city?
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What is the recommended action when experiencing hearing problems?
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Why is it important to take care of your hearing?
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What is the primary cause of traumatic sound injuries?
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What is a safe distance from a powerful sound source?
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What is the recommended measure to prevent hearing loss?
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What is the consequence of prolonged exposure to sounds above 90 dB?
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What is the purpose of an ORL specialist consultation?
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Study Notes
Protecting Your Hearing
- Stay away from powerful sound sources (baffles, machines, megaphones, etc.)
- Avoid loud music in your earbuds
- Reduce the intensity of noise in class or from certain appliances
- Wear earplugs or an anti-noise helmet
- Take time to rest
Noise Levels
- Light noise: 20 dB
- Annoying noise: 50 dB
- Fatiguing noise: 70 dB
- Dangerous noise: 90 dB
- Pain threshold: 110 dB
Consequences of Noise
- Noise can prevent hearing alarm signals (klaxon, sirens, etc.)
- Noise disrupts verbal communication and diverts attention
- Prolonged noise can cause stress, leading to anxiety, aggression, and fatigue
- Noise slows down memorization and concentration at work and at home
- Prolonged noise can lead to chronic fatigue and sleep disorders
Acoustic Shock
- A sudden, intense noise can cause sudden, total, or partial deafness
- The blast effect can cause a tear in the eardrum or damage to the cochlea
- It is a trauma that requires consulting a specialist (Otorhinolaryngologist)
Pregnancy and Noise
- Low-frequency noise can be a danger to a baby's ears in the womb
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