Tamil Nadu Open University (TNOU) 2009 B.A Audiology and Speech Language Pathology Second Year
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BAS-808 BASLP-27BACHELOR IN AUDIOLOGY AND SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY DEGREE EXAMINATION JANUARY, 2009.
Second Year OTORHINOLAYYOLOGY and
COMMUNITY ORIENTED PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES IN SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY
Time : 3 hours Maximum marks : 80
Draw diagrams wherever necessary.
1. Define : (2x2)
(a) Presbycusis.
(b) Labyrinthitis.
2. Fill up :
(a) 4 KH2 dip in air conduction thresholds observed in-.
(b) Stapes footplate articulates with-
window of the medial wall of the tympanic cavity.
(c) There are approximatly - no of
outer hairceth in the human ear.
(d) Tensor tympani musele is supplied by -nerve.
(e) The narrow end of the cochlea is known as
(f) Treatment of choice for stridor in children is
Answer any TWO of the following : (2 x 10)
3. Discuss the aeitiology, pathogenesis, clinical features and management of recurrent respiratory papillomatosis.
4. Discuss the aeitiology clinical features and management of facial paralysis.
5. Discuss the eliology, pathology, clinical features of the acute otitis media.
Write short notes on any TWO of the following :
(2 x 5)
6. Laryngomalacia.
7. Stapedectomy.
8. Organ of corti.
9. Atresia.
SECTION B COMMUNITY ORIENTED PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES IN SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY
10. Define : (3x2)
(a) Handicap.
(b) Early intervention program.
(c) CBR.
11. Differentiate : (2x2)
(a) GO's and NGO's.
(b) Structure of CBR and IBR.
Answer any TWO of the following : (2 x 10)
12. Explain the schemes and concessions available for the hearing handicapped.
13. Documentation plays a vital role while handling a medico legal case.
14. What are recruitment rules? Describe the differences in recruitment rules between government organizations and private set up.
Short notes on any TWO of the following : (2x5)
15. Need for legislative support for handicapped.
16. Camp based rehabilitation.
17. Special furniture for handicapped.
18. Purchase of equipments.
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