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Audiology 210


 
Module code ODL 210
Qualification Undergraduate
Faculty Faculty of Humanities
Module content

*Closed – requires departmental selection
Anatomy, physiology and pathology of the auditory system as foundation for audiological diagnosis. Acoustical measurement, calibration, standards and technical aspects of audiology. Advance applications of the audiometric test battery including psychoacoustic tests for site-of-lesion testing and functional hearing loss assessment. Preventative audiology: the auditory and non-auditory effect of noise; hearing conservation programmes; noise measurement and management; hearing assessment in industry; hearing protection and hearing protectors.
Module credits 10.00
Prerequisites ODL 110,120,181
Contact time 3 lectures per week
Language of tuition Double Medium
Academic organisation Speech-Language Pathlgy + Aud
Period of presentation Semester 1
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