Attention all Audiologists and AuD students! Here is a fun tutorial video on understanding clinical masking techniques. Go make some popcorn and enjoy the show!
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@zoehector13898 жыл бұрын
This is fantastic! A brilliantly clear (and fun) explanation of a gnarly topic. Yours sincerely, a very fresh (and confused) Audiology student...
@alexapolitis8244Ай бұрын
This is the best video! I'm watching it to study for my final . Thank you!
@treeoftears7 жыл бұрын
This explains why some audiologists have told me I have some hearing in my right her whilst others tell me I have none. An audiologist tried to explain to me that the other audiologists had not done proper testing and that what they thought was me hearing in my right ear was actually just conduction to my left ear.
@iasminferreira12004 жыл бұрын
i'm a student who wants to be an audiologist, thank you so much!!!! for this video you are really helping and inspiring me to love more this profession
@accordingtojordy4 жыл бұрын
I love the student's excitement to getting the plateau. It makes me miss doing audios.
@raquelr.63245 жыл бұрын
Thank you! I'm starting my first external placement in about a week and this is a great refresher!
@Jess_77887 жыл бұрын
You are so good at teaching, thank you so much for this video!
@sweekritishetty3224 жыл бұрын
Mam...why don't you continue teaching concepts in this way....its really very much fun learning this way please upload more and more videos
@robertacree3214 жыл бұрын
Thanks for that entertaining and well presented masking tutorial!
@maddiedebernardi34577 жыл бұрын
Wish I could have you as my proff! Great video, really helped me out. I would love if you made another video using insert headphones
@margaretzuriekat85098 жыл бұрын
thank you for this informative tutorial . brilliant !
@maanoasi10 жыл бұрын
Excellent tutorial thank you so much I finally understand masking :)
@thois8 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much! Very Informative tutorial!
@AudiologyStudents9 жыл бұрын
Amanda, this is just terrific. I hope you don't mind, I'm assigning it as a home supplement to my undergrad students to review, because you do a great job of explaining in a way that supports my mantra in class that Masking Is Fun. :)
@mandy123453
9 жыл бұрын
I love that! Masking is Fun indeed!! Thank you so much for the positive feedback. I should have captions on the video this weekend.
@JohnScaglione5 жыл бұрын
Thank you for a great explanation!
@asholgate7 жыл бұрын
thanks Amanda, you are amazing.
@msgomez8a10 жыл бұрын
Thank you, helps me so much, blessings.
@ayana24664 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much It's really a great explanation
@hombretropical30287 жыл бұрын
This is a fantastic video :D
@ashermrufus93766 жыл бұрын
Awesome... good presentation and well explained
@priyankakundukulamparamba58068 жыл бұрын
excellent tutorial.. thankyou so much
@laurenmarie38976 жыл бұрын
You’re awesome!!! Will you be making anymore videos??
@katherineploumidou63877 жыл бұрын
Very good explanation in masking !!!!
@marius72za10 жыл бұрын
Very good Video!!!!!
@dietzwattson27866 жыл бұрын
hi amanda i am going for hearing aid dispensing and i recently took the written exam and failed. one of the main things that killed me were case study questions i.e how you would fit based off of an indivisual needs binaural vs monoaural cros bicros different diseases affecting different wrs srt scores and what hearing aid is appropriate for each loss range was wondering if you can make a video on how to properly do a case study and break it down? i would appreciate it! or at least send a link where i can learn from a website that shows how to break one down? thanks amanda!
@MRicciardi10 жыл бұрын
Brilliant!!!!!
@christineng45359 жыл бұрын
Nice video Amanda! I have a few questions about the speech-in-noise test. Is it the same as a word recognition test, except that you add in background noise? But how do you decide the level of background noise? And is the noise available to both ears or just the test ear? Lastly, do you still need masking in that case? It will be great if you can help:) I can't find any proper explanation online...
@justinpowell66892 жыл бұрын
Hi Dr. Ortmann, Thank you for this great video. I am an AuD student and masking was taught to us in a more complex way; your method is more simplified. Do you by chance have a citation or literature reference for your masking method? Thank you!!
@xrctyvuhbjn7 жыл бұрын
wait so If the unmasked bone conduction of left ear is normal for example, but the unmasked air-conduction for the right ear shows a moderate CHL and the difference was 40dB and they're wearing inter-aural headphones, would you mask bone conduction for the right ear?
@mpsaa1b17 жыл бұрын
Brilliant!
@renehornby42623 жыл бұрын
Dear Dr Ortmann. I have been using this masking formula successful in private practise during 2014 especially the initial masking level. I would like to teach this method to local students but I require a reference/publication as needed in any university setting? Could you please assist me so that more audiologists South Africa can apply this method.
@8dreamer110 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much. The ways you reviewed masking really helped me understand the concept. Could you make a video explaining the plateau method a little bit more?
@mandy123453
10 жыл бұрын
Hi Maryann, I'm glad that the video helped you. That is the true goal of the video series. I'll consider making a brief video on the plateau method so that the concept is solidified. I think you'll find however that the more you execute this method in clinical testing, but more it makes sense. As you continue your AuD career, refer back to the video a couple of times and the pieces will come together. Good luck!
@8dreamer1
10 жыл бұрын
Thank you for taking your time to respond. I am barely beginning y AuD career, so I think you are right. I just need to practice a lot! And I will refer to them :)
@Oofi-qq6fb5 жыл бұрын
Thank so much ❤️❤️❤️
@marilisaguillen3 жыл бұрын
Can you be my teacher please! This is amazing 😂
@mosesmasilela48339 жыл бұрын
Thank you
@dianamarcelacacaiscastella4028 жыл бұрын
Hello, I am Marcela Cacais Audiology Colombia Bogota. excelent your explication
@modiulelawson97903 жыл бұрын
What if you didnt hear the 1.2.3 louder in one ear when you blocked your ears?
@d.perera78752 жыл бұрын
Hi Dr. Ortmann, Why does she mean in 20.09 as 'they are already occluded'?
@umbrellaacademy47653 жыл бұрын
really nice
@visionofthesoul9 жыл бұрын
Nice video..hats offfff Can you tell me about carharts notch in otosclerosis.. It's confusing me... Please
@mandy123453
9 жыл бұрын
Great question. This video doesn't address that question due to lack of time and it's focus on masking. First understand two things independently, then put them together. 1. Bone conduction (BC) testing: there are several factors that contribute to BC responses. For simplicity's sake, it is commonly stated that BC represents the inner ear (cochlea) response without minimal influence from the outer and middle ear. However, there IS an influence from the middle ear ossicles on BC results. When you vibrate the mastoid, it causes compressions and expansions of the cochlear shell, in turn causing displacement of the basilar membrane and inner ear fluid. However it is important to note what rests against the cochlea on the other side of the oval window. . . the stapes. Therefore compression/expansion characteristics of the cochlea via BC testing is dependent on the inertia (resistance to movement) of the ossicular chain. It is difficult to move one (cochlear oval window due to compression/expansion of the cochlea) without the other (stapes). In response to vibratory stimulation, the ossicular chain has a resonant frequency (maximum movement of stapes) around 2000 Hz in humans. 2. Otosclerosis causes stapes fixation which will alter the mass/stiffness of the chain and change the inertia component and resonance of the ossicles. Put the two together: in cases of otosclerosis and other middle ear disorders involving the ossicles, the bone conduction threshold will be more affected at the point where the ossicular chain contributes maximally to the BC response (at it's resonance) which is around 2 kHz. The elevated bone conduction threshold at 2 kHz is traditionally referred to as the Carhart's Notch. This can be reversible via otosurgery to repair the ossicles. It's a quick answer, but I hope it helps . . . I apologize for any errors in typing or omission of details. I am typing this up in between things at work.
@visionofthesoul
9 жыл бұрын
Thankyou... It helped me
@tanugarg82048 жыл бұрын
hi iam Tanu Garg intern in northern regional centre india Delhi iwant to ask how you have taken during ac testing g masking level to be 30 at 250hz acc.to which formulas
@mandy123453
8 жыл бұрын
+Tanu Garg Are you asking for a reference?
@nickn83029 жыл бұрын
That intro was insane, like, why the lazar vision cats?
@mandy123453
9 жыл бұрын
Nick, why not? Glad you caught that--I thought it was funny. And when I finish showing this video to students, I ask them, "Did you see the cat shooting lasers?" The ones who say yes are instantly my friends.
@nickn8302
9 жыл бұрын
Amanda Ortmann Sometimes insane is good, and in this case, it is! I'm going through the process of changing my major from Psychology to Communication Sciences and Disorders. I've grown to appreciate anatomy and physiology and Audiology looks like a great avenue to turn to, and it isn't too far from Psych either. I've been watching countless youtube videos and reading articles to get a sense of what I'm getting myself into, and this helps a lot.
@tanugarg82048 жыл бұрын
ya mam
@deedavies22699 жыл бұрын
Hi Amanda. I would very much like to watch this video. Unfortunately, the subtitles are not making any sense. Do you by any chance have a transcript. Thanks. Dee
@mandy123453
9 жыл бұрын
Yes of course. I will look into assigning my text to the you tube video so that it is captioned properly, so that it can be accessed by all. Give me a few days. If you want the text sooner, send me a private message with your email and I will be happy to send it.
@deedavies2269
9 жыл бұрын
Amanda Ortmann Thanks so much. I will send you a PM
@deedavies2269
9 жыл бұрын
Dee Davies Hi again. I can't seem to send you a pm on here. I'll wait for you to assign the text to the next U tube video. Thanks. Dee
@mandy123453
9 жыл бұрын
Dee Davies I'm going to put the captions on this weekend. So check it out on Sunday night. Cheers!
@deedavies2269
9 жыл бұрын
Amanda Ortmann Thanks so much Amanda. Dee
@kellyw16482 ай бұрын
Great Explanation. ( * ) ( * )
@asholgate8 жыл бұрын
jay KIm u r so ignorant, anyways Amanda thank you so much for such an interesting explanation of masking, excellent job
Пікірлер: 60
This is fantastic! A brilliantly clear (and fun) explanation of a gnarly topic. Yours sincerely, a very fresh (and confused) Audiology student...
This is the best video! I'm watching it to study for my final . Thank you!
This explains why some audiologists have told me I have some hearing in my right her whilst others tell me I have none. An audiologist tried to explain to me that the other audiologists had not done proper testing and that what they thought was me hearing in my right ear was actually just conduction to my left ear.
i'm a student who wants to be an audiologist, thank you so much!!!! for this video you are really helping and inspiring me to love more this profession
I love the student's excitement to getting the plateau. It makes me miss doing audios.
Thank you! I'm starting my first external placement in about a week and this is a great refresher!
You are so good at teaching, thank you so much for this video!
Mam...why don't you continue teaching concepts in this way....its really very much fun learning this way please upload more and more videos
Thanks for that entertaining and well presented masking tutorial!
Wish I could have you as my proff! Great video, really helped me out. I would love if you made another video using insert headphones
thank you for this informative tutorial . brilliant !
Excellent tutorial thank you so much I finally understand masking :)
Thank you very much! Very Informative tutorial!
Amanda, this is just terrific. I hope you don't mind, I'm assigning it as a home supplement to my undergrad students to review, because you do a great job of explaining in a way that supports my mantra in class that Masking Is Fun. :)
@mandy123453
9 жыл бұрын
I love that! Masking is Fun indeed!! Thank you so much for the positive feedback. I should have captions on the video this weekend.
Thank you for a great explanation!
thanks Amanda, you are amazing.
Thank you, helps me so much, blessings.
Thank you so much It's really a great explanation
This is a fantastic video :D
Awesome... good presentation and well explained
excellent tutorial.. thankyou so much
You’re awesome!!! Will you be making anymore videos??
Very good explanation in masking !!!!
Very good Video!!!!!
hi amanda i am going for hearing aid dispensing and i recently took the written exam and failed. one of the main things that killed me were case study questions i.e how you would fit based off of an indivisual needs binaural vs monoaural cros bicros different diseases affecting different wrs srt scores and what hearing aid is appropriate for each loss range was wondering if you can make a video on how to properly do a case study and break it down? i would appreciate it! or at least send a link where i can learn from a website that shows how to break one down? thanks amanda!
Brilliant!!!!!
Nice video Amanda! I have a few questions about the speech-in-noise test. Is it the same as a word recognition test, except that you add in background noise? But how do you decide the level of background noise? And is the noise available to both ears or just the test ear? Lastly, do you still need masking in that case? It will be great if you can help:) I can't find any proper explanation online...
Hi Dr. Ortmann, Thank you for this great video. I am an AuD student and masking was taught to us in a more complex way; your method is more simplified. Do you by chance have a citation or literature reference for your masking method? Thank you!!
wait so If the unmasked bone conduction of left ear is normal for example, but the unmasked air-conduction for the right ear shows a moderate CHL and the difference was 40dB and they're wearing inter-aural headphones, would you mask bone conduction for the right ear?
Brilliant!
Dear Dr Ortmann. I have been using this masking formula successful in private practise during 2014 especially the initial masking level. I would like to teach this method to local students but I require a reference/publication as needed in any university setting? Could you please assist me so that more audiologists South Africa can apply this method.
Thank you so much. The ways you reviewed masking really helped me understand the concept. Could you make a video explaining the plateau method a little bit more?
@mandy123453
10 жыл бұрын
Hi Maryann, I'm glad that the video helped you. That is the true goal of the video series. I'll consider making a brief video on the plateau method so that the concept is solidified. I think you'll find however that the more you execute this method in clinical testing, but more it makes sense. As you continue your AuD career, refer back to the video a couple of times and the pieces will come together. Good luck!
@8dreamer1
10 жыл бұрын
Thank you for taking your time to respond. I am barely beginning y AuD career, so I think you are right. I just need to practice a lot! And I will refer to them :)
Thank so much ❤️❤️❤️
Can you be my teacher please! This is amazing 😂
Thank you
Hello, I am Marcela Cacais Audiology Colombia Bogota. excelent your explication
What if you didnt hear the 1.2.3 louder in one ear when you blocked your ears?
Hi Dr. Ortmann, Why does she mean in 20.09 as 'they are already occluded'?
really nice
Nice video..hats offfff Can you tell me about carharts notch in otosclerosis.. It's confusing me... Please
@mandy123453
9 жыл бұрын
Great question. This video doesn't address that question due to lack of time and it's focus on masking. First understand two things independently, then put them together. 1. Bone conduction (BC) testing: there are several factors that contribute to BC responses. For simplicity's sake, it is commonly stated that BC represents the inner ear (cochlea) response without minimal influence from the outer and middle ear. However, there IS an influence from the middle ear ossicles on BC results. When you vibrate the mastoid, it causes compressions and expansions of the cochlear shell, in turn causing displacement of the basilar membrane and inner ear fluid. However it is important to note what rests against the cochlea on the other side of the oval window. . . the stapes. Therefore compression/expansion characteristics of the cochlea via BC testing is dependent on the inertia (resistance to movement) of the ossicular chain. It is difficult to move one (cochlear oval window due to compression/expansion of the cochlea) without the other (stapes). In response to vibratory stimulation, the ossicular chain has a resonant frequency (maximum movement of stapes) around 2000 Hz in humans. 2. Otosclerosis causes stapes fixation which will alter the mass/stiffness of the chain and change the inertia component and resonance of the ossicles. Put the two together: in cases of otosclerosis and other middle ear disorders involving the ossicles, the bone conduction threshold will be more affected at the point where the ossicular chain contributes maximally to the BC response (at it's resonance) which is around 2 kHz. The elevated bone conduction threshold at 2 kHz is traditionally referred to as the Carhart's Notch. This can be reversible via otosurgery to repair the ossicles. It's a quick answer, but I hope it helps . . . I apologize for any errors in typing or omission of details. I am typing this up in between things at work.
@visionofthesoul
9 жыл бұрын
Thankyou... It helped me
hi iam Tanu Garg intern in northern regional centre india Delhi iwant to ask how you have taken during ac testing g masking level to be 30 at 250hz acc.to which formulas
@mandy123453
8 жыл бұрын
+Tanu Garg Are you asking for a reference?
That intro was insane, like, why the lazar vision cats?
@mandy123453
9 жыл бұрын
Nick, why not? Glad you caught that--I thought it was funny. And when I finish showing this video to students, I ask them, "Did you see the cat shooting lasers?" The ones who say yes are instantly my friends.
@nickn8302
9 жыл бұрын
Amanda Ortmann Sometimes insane is good, and in this case, it is! I'm going through the process of changing my major from Psychology to Communication Sciences and Disorders. I've grown to appreciate anatomy and physiology and Audiology looks like a great avenue to turn to, and it isn't too far from Psych either. I've been watching countless youtube videos and reading articles to get a sense of what I'm getting myself into, and this helps a lot.
ya mam
Hi Amanda. I would very much like to watch this video. Unfortunately, the subtitles are not making any sense. Do you by any chance have a transcript. Thanks. Dee
@mandy123453
9 жыл бұрын
Yes of course. I will look into assigning my text to the you tube video so that it is captioned properly, so that it can be accessed by all. Give me a few days. If you want the text sooner, send me a private message with your email and I will be happy to send it.
@deedavies2269
9 жыл бұрын
Amanda Ortmann Thanks so much. I will send you a PM
@deedavies2269
9 жыл бұрын
Dee Davies Hi again. I can't seem to send you a pm on here. I'll wait for you to assign the text to the next U tube video. Thanks. Dee
@mandy123453
9 жыл бұрын
Dee Davies I'm going to put the captions on this weekend. So check it out on Sunday night. Cheers!
@deedavies2269
9 жыл бұрын
Amanda Ortmann Thanks so much Amanda. Dee
Great Explanation. ( * ) ( * )
jay KIm u r so ignorant, anyways Amanda thank you so much for such an interesting explanation of masking, excellent job