Arranged by topic. Includes information on hearing aids, measurement procedures and symptoms. Provides practice outlines.

Contains color photos, frequency charts and graphs. Explains diagnostic procedures, basic instruments and calibration, evaluation of specific populations, vestibular functions, and the future of audiology. Topically arranged by chapter.

Includes colored photos and diagrams, frequency charts and graphs. Discusses clinical masking, speech audiometry, electrocochleography, genetic intervention, intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring and auditory brain stem response. Topically arranged by chapter.

Covers professional ethics, human resource management, managed care, and managerial accounting in the field of audiology. Provides examples of balance sheets, receipts, client reports, profit and loss statements and executive summaries. Topically arranged by chapter.

Comprehensive introductory text for the new audiology student. Covers traditional concepts, philosophies and newer developments within the profession of audiology. Organized by topic with plenty of charts, graphs, and diagrams, and a glossary.

Defining 7,000 current and historical terms related to the professional practice and science of audiology. Includes a glossary of acronyms and abbreviations, a user's guide, and appendices of various topics including audiometric symbols and a directory of professional organizations.

Topically arranged with charts and bibliographies following each section. Includes information on the origins of auditory disorders, behavioral evaluations of hearing and auditory functions, hearing aids, and physiological evaluations.

Alphabetically arranged with medium-length entries. Fourteen appendices include listings of community-based service and residential organizations, health care delivery services, and books of interest on deafness.