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Tymps
Tymp Types
Tymp Types/ Decay
Reflexes
OAEs
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Probe stimulus for children?

1000 Hz

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Type As

- what does it correlate with?

- admittance, ECV, pressure?

  • Can correlate with otosclerosis

  • Small admittance
  • Normal ECV
  • Normal pressure
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Type C

- what does it correlate with?

- admittance, ECV, pressure?

  • Can correlate with ET dysfunction or beginning or end of EM

  • Normal admittance
  • Normal ECV
  • Negative pressure
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Ipsi reflexes: afferent and efferent happen where

  • Ipsi: afferent and efferent on same side
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when do you test OAEs?

noise-induced hearing loss and ototoxicity

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Purpose of tymps

cross-check pure tones

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Type Ad

- what does it correlate with?

- admittance, ECV, pressure?

  • Can correlate with ossicular chain disarticulation

  • Large admittance
  • Normal ECV
  • Normal pressure
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what are we looking for in amplitude with decay?

  • looking to see if the amplitude will reduce by 50% in 10 seconds
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Contra reflexes: afferent and efferent happen where

afferent opposite side, efferent same side

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When are OAEs always absent?

> 40 dB

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Norms for Admittance: adults and peds


  • Adults: 0.3-1.5 mmho
  • Pediatrics: 0.2-0.9 mmho
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Type B: normal ECV

- what does it correlate with?

- admittance, ECV, pressure?

  • otitis media w/ effusion or perforated TM with a tumor behind it


  • No admittance
  • No pressure
  • ECV varies
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how should decay be administered?

  • ASD is administered contralaterally
  • Present 10 dB above ASR threshold for 10 sec.
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Input- CN? sensory/motor?

Output- CN? sensory/motor?

input- CN 8, sensory

output- CN 7,sensory

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TEs SNR should be what to be present?

  • SNR > 3 dB
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Norms for pressure: adults and peds

  • Adults: -150- 50 daPa
  • Pediatrics: -150- 50 daPa
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Type B: small ecv

- what does it correlate with?

- admittance, ECV, pressure?

  • occluded wax or blocked probe tip

  • No admittance
  • No pressure
  • ECV varies
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what does a positive decay mean?

  • Retrocochlear lesion (7th or 8th CN)
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two functions of reflexes

  • Protections from loud sounds
  • Improves speech perception (HPF)
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DPs SNR should be what to be present?

  • SNR > 6 dB
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Norms for ECV: adults and peds

  • Adults: 0.3-1.5 ml
  • Pediatrics: 0.2-0.9 ml
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Type B: large ECV

- what does it correlate with?

- admittance, ECV, pressure?

  • perf or PE tubes


  • No admittance
  • No pressure
  • ECV varies
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if there is a positive decay, is it in the probe or activator ear?

  • Results reference the ACTIVATOR ear
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what freq. tested for ipsi reflexes?

what freq. tested for contra reflexes?

ipsi: 500- 4,000 Hz

contra: 500-2,000 Hz

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presentations levels for DPOAEs?

F1 65 dB

F2 55 dB