ICS Impulse makes head impulse testing accessible for any clinician. This course will cover what is gained by performing the head impulse, how to perform the head impulse, and how does the data obtained assist in the diagnosis and treatment of the patient and how does it fit into our current battery of tests.
Course created on June 5, 2013
Learning Outcomes
- After this course learners will be able to describe what occurs anatomically that makes the head impulse test able to determine the side of lesion
- After this course learners will be able to define the difference between overt and covert saccades
- After this course learners will be able to define what constitutes a normal response for head impulse testing
- After this course learners will be able to define the end organs that would be affected when a patient has superior vestibular neuritis
- After this course learners will be able to define the end organs that would be affected when a patient has inferior vestibular neuritis
Agenda
| 0-5 Minutes | Introduction |
| 5-30 Minutes | History of head impulse, understanding how to perform a head impulse test and the data obtained (overt vs covert saccades and gain) |
| 30-45 Minutes | Results from different disorders and incorporating head impulse into the workflow |
| 45-55 Minutes | compensation and how head impulse can assist with treatment |
| 55-60 Minutes | Conclusion; Q and A |
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Wendy Crumley-Welsh
MS CCC-A
Product Manager over the ICS line of products
Wendy Crumley has been involved in newborn hearing screening since June of 1996 following up with babies who referred their newborn screening. In 1997, with the inception of the Sounds of Texas Project Wendy implemented Universal Infant Hearing Screening Programs in hospitals within the state of Texas as well as out of state. She educated pediatric staff, nursing staff, parent education coordinators, and designated infant hearing screeners regarding the importance of infant hearing screening and early identification of hearing loss, developed site specific daily and follow-up protocol, and trained designated infant hearing screeners using otoacoustic emissions and screening auditory brainstem response technologies. She facilitated communication among the Sounds of Texas Project, the hospital, the local Early Childhood Intervention Agency (ECI), the local Department of Health Agency, and the area audiological clinic.
During this same year after completing her Masters in Audiology, she worked at University of Texas Dallas/Callier Center where she performed infant diagnostic audiological evaluations, that included auditory brainstem response testing via air and bone conduction using click and tone burst stimuli, otoacoustic emissions, behavioral testing using behavioral observation and visual reinforcement conditioning, and hearing aid fittings.
She worked for Bio-logic Systems Corp. as an Area Program Specialist for the past 5 years as well as Assistant Product Manager during the past 2 years. She trained Bio-logic distributors on screening and diagnostic equipment and used her past experiences and knowledge to help Bio-logic grow and meet the needs of nurses, audiologists, hospitals, and state programs in the realm of audiological screening and diagnostics. She assisted in the development of new products by relaying end user feedback and needs to those writing product specifications, through the development and production of product manuals and marketing materials. She also was in the forefront of Biologic’s education programs.
She joined the team at GN Otometrics in July 2006, as a professional trainer where she assists in the development of new products by relaying end user feedback. She worked collaboratively with product managers on new product specifications primarily on fitting systems and audiometry. She also developed education programs, from the development of new technology seminars, in-house trainings and online seminars as well as lecturing at national and regional conventions. In June of 2007, she was promoted to Product Manager over the ICS line of products where her focus is balance and electrophysiology.
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Sponsor Disclosure: This Course is presented by Otometrics in partnership with AudiologyOnline.
Content Disclosure: This learning event focuses on Otometrics products and services and will not include info on other products or services.
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