Author Question: What are clinical speech reception thresholds? A. a tube or passage linking the middle ear to the ... (Read 37 times)

bcretired · **on:** Jun 27, 2018

What are clinical speech reception thresholds?

A. a tube or passage linking the middle ear to the throat, which helps to regulate internal air pressure and drain mucus
B. the flap of tissue that covers and protects the larynx during the act of swallowing
C. the vocal folds responsible for the production of sounds
D. The physician's determination of a patient's ability to hear, retain, and repeat two-syllable words when prompted during the E/M service visit

Question 2

What are solid white exudates?

A. Glands located in the mouth and beneath the tongue that secrete saliva
B. Secretions covering the back of the throat that might suggest an infection
C. Enlargement of the epiglottis
D. Funnel shaped channels that form large opening through which air leaves the nose