HEARING ASSESSMENT

CS&D 852

Course Description

Learn concepts and procedures necessary for a basic hearing evaluation, including otoscopy, immittance, pure tone and speech audiometry. Take a case history, document and report results, and communicate results to patients. Develop beginning-level abilities to rule out medical disorders and make appropriate referrals.

Prerequisties

Declared in Audiology Consortial Program with UW-Stevens Point AUD

Satisfies

CS&D 845

Credits

Offered

Occasionally

Grade Point Average

3.7

-2.05% from Historical

Completion Rate

100%

No change from Historical

A Rate

60%

-8.32% from Historical

Class Size

-0.52% from Historical

Instructors (2025 Fall)

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