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| the difference between unaided & aided warbled pure-tone thresholds measured in the sound field |
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-Use warbled pure tones to decrease likelihood of creating ___ waves in the sound field
-Use an __ for unaided soundfield thresholds and __ for aided sounfield thresholds |
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Advantages of functional gain:
-Aided SF thresholds: can help to evaluate the audibility of ___ sounds
-Verifies that signals (speech, WPT, NBN) are ___. Especially valuable for individuals with profound loss.
-Does not produce ___
-Unable to obtain ___ (or other) probe-microphone measures on some individuals
-Many patients are already ___ with the task |
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| soft; audible; feedback; REIG; familiar |
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Limitations of functional gain:
-Cannot test ___ features
-Circuit noise & ambient room noise may ___ test signals
-Artifacts with sloping loss may yield ___ results
-Often yields less ___-specific information than probe-mic measures
-Does not yield information about ___-___ hearing |
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| advanced; mask; inaccurate; frequency; supra-threshold |
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| When scores cannot go any higher. Would be impossible to measure if “aided” scores were better than unaided scores |
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| When you get very low scores |
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