Introduction to Audiology

Catalog description

Instructional Method: Three hours lecture. Provides the anatomical, physiological, embryologic, developmental and acoustic foundations for the study of hearing screening procedures, hearing evaluation measures, and measures of hearing handicap. Students will learn about auditory disorders common to all ages and related medical and non-medical management approaches. Students will be exposed to basic hearing conservation and prevention of hearing loss. Selected hearing screening procedures and use of a wide range of clinical equipment, including amplification and sensory devices, will be addressed. REAL Area R Note(s): Scientific and Quantitative Reasoning designated course.