Overview
Description
Researching contemporary issues and methods in Audiology. Clinical observation to be gained off-campus in addition to on campus laboratory experiences.
Requirements
Prerequisites
- Senior standing.
- Faculty consent to enroll.
SPA 301SPA 362SPA 365SPA 366SPA 466
Original catalog text
Prerequisites
SPA 301; SPA 362; SPA 365; SPA 366; SPA 466. Senior standing. Faculty consent to enroll.
Units
Internship Practicum2
Catalog Details
Offering
Offered: Every Fall, Spring, and Summer
Terms
fall, spring, summer
Restrictions
Senior standing.; Faculty consent to enroll.
Attributes
Standard
Learning Outcomes
- identify the details of and be able to conduct and interpret the results of the following: otoscopy, tympanometry, acoustic reflexes, OAEs, ABR, retrocochlear testing.
- conduct behavioral audiometry using a variety of techniques with patients of all ages.
- identify the why, when, and how of masking for behavioral tests.
- conduct a patient interview in which case history information is collected.
- analyze and interpret all test results obtained and be able to explain them to the patient.
- write a comprehensive audiological report for all different appointment types.
- define and describe APD and what a comprehensive evaluation consists of as well as write a comprehensive report.
- identify the basics of how to manage hearing loss and the technology involved.
- make basic recommendations for the patient based on the test results.