Types of loss
Frequency
Intensity
Waveform info
Hearing Factoids
100

Normal bone and air conduction that is at least 15dB worse

conductive hearing loss

100

Unit of measurement

Hertz (Hz)

100

Intensity is defined as the __________ of a sound

Magnitude

100

Waves composed of more than one sinusoid

Complex wave

100

Softest audible sound for humans

.0002 dynes/cm2

200

Bone conduction is abnormal and air conduction is at least 15dB worse

Mixed hearing loss

200
The frequency at which each mass vibrates most naturally. 


Resonant Frequency

200

measurement of wavelength from the equilibrium to the greatest point of displacement

amplitude

200

Compression portion of a waveform

Condensation

200

The equal contour loudness or the minimal audible curves are used to create what popular audiology graph

Audiogram

300

Sensorineural hearing loss involves this part of the ear

Inner ear

300

A 250 Hz waveform has how many cycles per second. 

250

300

Unit of measurement

decibel (dB)

300

Rarefaction/condensation in graphic form

sine wave

300

dBSPL is an _________measurement

absolute

400

Bone and air conduction both are outside of normal limits and within 10dB of each other

sensorineural hearing loss

400

Noise that encompasses all frequencies

White noise

400

Minimal audible field or soundfield measures take advantage of using both ears, also known as what

binaural summation

400

One period of rarefaction/condensation

Cycle

400

When adding intensities (i.e. 50dBHL + 30dBHL) we do what

add 6dB to the two intensities

500

Conductive hearing loss involves these parts of the ear

Outer and middle ear

500
Sound moves slowest through what medium

liquid

500

Uses both intensity and phase differences between the ears 

localization

500
The expansion portion of a waveform

Rarefaction

500

dBSL shows us the amount ________ to a threshold

added