KVV E-Modules

In the Rinne test, air conduction is normally heard

A: Shorter than bone conduction B: Longer than bone conduction C: Equally as long as bone conduction D: Not heard at all

A negative Rinne test, where bone conduction is better than air conduction, indicates:

A: Normal hearing B: Conductive hearing loss C: Sensorineural hearing loss D: No hearing at all

In the Weber test, if the sound lateralizes to the right ear, it suggests:

A: Right ear conductive hearing loss B: Right ear sensorineural hearing loss C: Left ear conductive hearing loss D: Both ears have normal hearing

In a person with sensorineural hearing loss, the sound in the Weber test will usually:

A: Lateralize to the unaffected ear B: Lateralize to the affected ear C: Be equally heard in both ears D: Not be heard at all

What is the usual frequency of the tuning fork used in most clinical hearing tests?

A: 128 Hz B: 256 Hz C: 512 Hz D: 1024 Hz

What is the usual frequency of the tuning fork used in most clinical hearing tests?

A: 128 Hz B: 256 Hz C: 512 Hz D: 1024 Hz