Audiology: Science to Practice

NEW TO THIS EDITION
The second edition has been updated and reorganized, and also includes two brand new chapters, one on clinical-pure tone masking and another on hearing screening. Additional details and figures have been added on vestibular anatomy and physiology, acoustic resonance, speech acoustics, middle ear wide-band power (MEWP) measures of the middle ear, and masking for speech testing. In addition, James Jerger has revised his contributed chapter on the historical pathways in audiology, including the addition of an educational audiology path, thanks to the contribution of Cheryl DeConde Johnson. Gus Mueller and Earl Johnson have also revised their chapter on hearing aids to reflect the many updates that have taken place with amplification options over the past five years.

KEY FEATURES
* Difficult concepts are well supported by figures and tables.
*Each chapter includes a list of key objectives, and key words and phrases are italicized throughout and included in a Glossary.
* Each chapter is prefaced by a list of learner outcomes and punctuated by summaries (synopses) which can be found on the easily identifiable grey pages.
* At the end of each chapter there is a supplemental topic that can be used for expanded applications.
* Includes references to the most current guidelines from the American Academy of Audiology (AAA) and the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA).
* Audiograms and calibration values are based on the newest standards set by the American National Standards Institute.

A companion student workbook, Audiology Workbook is also available and sold separately.