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Shows screening tests for hearing loss being performed in a school using pure tone and impedance audiometry followed by a treatment of negative middle ear pressure and glue ear in children.
The monthly round-up of film and television publications compiled by Simon Baker, Institute of Historical Research and published at Learning on Screen by Andrew Ormsby. An eclectic selection this month,...
Shows the outer ear in diagram form and in photographs, the action of sound passage in the ear, and the working of the middle ear by animated diagrams and models.
The mammalian ear ossicles are shown together with the microscopical anatomy of the middle ear cavity, cochlea, organ of Corti and organs of balance.
Shows the components of the middle ear, and the reaction to various noise levels of the eardrum on the malleus and incus complex and on the stapes. Demonstrates the movements of the footplate of the stapes...
Demonstration of ear level aids, body level aids and hearing accessories - as though to a patient.
Discusses the protective function of the ossicles in response to changes in atmospheric pressure in the middle ear.
Tape-slide programmes with a clinical bias on the anatomy of the canine head. Separate programmes cover: head shapes and dentition; oral cavity; nose; ear; eye adnexa; eye ball.
Shows the principles of electrocochleography, a method of recording the electrical activity of the cochlea and first order eighth nerve fibres, in response to acoustic stimulation, and illustrates its use in...
Looks at a method for identifying hearing impairment in newborn babies, focusing on the use of a probe tht works by emitting clicks into the baby’s ear. A healthy ear will send echoes back to the probe for...
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