Special Education · Hearing Impairment Assessment
In the 'Differential Diagnosis' of Hearing Impairment, which finding would specifically point to 'Conductive Hearing Loss' rather than 'Sensorineural Hearing Loss'?
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- 1Permanent damage to the auditory nerve
- 2Abnormal brainstem response during testing
- 3An air-bone gap on the audiogram, where bone conduction is normal but air conduction is impaired✓
- 4Damage to the tiny hair cells in the cochlea
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An air-bone gap on the audiogram, where bone conduction is normal but air conduction is impaired
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