Exam 1: Audiology Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow

Audiologists are responsible for caring for persons with ____________.

The medical specialty that treats diseases of the ear is called ______________.

An audiologist and mentee of Raymond Carhart who is particularly well-known for developing clinical diagnostic hearing tests is _____________.

During which historical event was audiology conceived as a profession?

One of the first hearing research centers in the United States was ______ at Harvard University.

A professional who has expertise in providing patient services along with research education and experience is termed a __________________.

According to the American Academy of Audiology 2011 Compensation and Benefits Report,which setting employs the highest percentage of audiologists?

The first academic program in audiology was established by Raymond Carhart at ___________ University.

Audiologists are non-physician healthcare professionals who treat hearing loss with techniques other than medicine or surgery.

In the United States,audiometers started being used in clinical hearing assessment during the 19___s.

Which of the following is a true specialty area in audiology

_____________ is considered to be the Father of Audiology.

Over the age of 75 years,the proportion of adults with hearing loss is approximately ___________.

Audiologists who choose to work with manufacturers of hearing aids and related equipment are called ___________ audiologists.

The description of activities that can be included in clinical practice is known as the

Up to _____in 1000 children is born with some degree of hearing impairment.

Which organization,in 1988,was formed "of,by,and for audiologists"?

Audiologists started becoming involved in the fitting and dispensing of hearing aids in the 19___s.

Which audiologist whose work has focused on newborn and pediatric hearing is also called the Mother of Audiology?

Who won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his work on the physiology of the ear?