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AUD 501: Advanced Audiology
3 credits
Theoretical and practical aspects of audiologic assessment. The standard audiometric battery (pure tone air and bone conduction testing, speech testing, and acoustic immitance testing): administer tests to interpret test results. Current ASHA documents: scope of practice of audiology; practice patterns in audiology; and guidelines for audiometric assessment and screening.
Learning Goals
At the end of the course, students will be able to:1. Identify professional requirements in audiology including NYS licensure and ASHA certification.2. Identify the components and appropriate procedures for conducting standard audiometric testing for specific populations.3. Interpret results from standard audiometric testing for specific populations.4. Perform and interpret cochlear and retrocochlear behavioral site-of-lesion tests.5. Identify ASHA guidelines for audiometric assessment and screening.6. Outline basic clinical recommendations based on audiometric data.
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