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Noise Induced Hearing Loss Webinar Series: Making the Case for Custom
Please note: exam questions are subject to change.
1. Which of the following tenets of a Hearing Loss Prevention Program are known to be the most effective at preventing hearing loss but often the most difficult to implement?
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2. What is the effect of a slit-leak of an earplug that is not snuggly fitting in the ear canal?
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3. What manufacturing modification can be used to manage the occlusion effect in custom hearing protection devices that cannot be managed in non-custom devices?
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4. The effectiveness of a hearing protection device depends on the amount of attenuation it provides and
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5. According to Portnuff et al. (2011), 50% of teenagers in their study chose listening levels over 85 dBA in high ambient background noise. When those teens were given isolating earphones to listen to music on their MP3 player, what percent continued to listen above 85 dBA?
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6. According to Tufts et al. (2012), custom hearing protection devices provided more consistent attenuation than non-custom hearing protection devices for which frequencies?
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7. According to Tufts et al. (2013), what length of ear canal was necessary to achieve maximum attenuation for custom hearing protection devices?
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8. According to the individual chosen listening level regression analysis reported by Fligor and Ives (2006), what ambient noise level in the listening environment accounts for what percent of listeners’ chosen listening level?
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9. Which noise-exposed population has the highest adoption rate of use of custom ear-level devices?
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10. What is a benefit of using a custom eartip on a tinnitus masker/hearing aid combination device over a non-custom dome?
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