Responsible for more than 90% of hearing loss that occurs, Sensorineural hearing loss can be acquired or hereditary and is known to affect the inner ear. How much do you know about Sensorineural hearing loss? Take this quiz to find out. You will find questions on symptoms, treatment and lots more.
An Audiogram
An Xray
By blood test
None of the above
A nurse
An audiologist
An urologist
An optician
A hearing aid
A sensory test
A blood test
A pure tone audiometry
Vertigo
Plugged feeling in the ear
Diminished hearing
Ringing in the ear
Astigmatism
Flu
Diabetes
Measles
Benzene
Tetraoxosulphate(IV) acid
Carbon disulphide
Carbon dioxide
Iodine
Flourine
Protein
Vitamin A
Ear plugs are a preventive method to the leading cause of sensorineural hearing loss
Hearing loss is not associated to the damage of the hair cells of the cochlea
Otoscopy is not used in the diagnosis of autoimmune inner ear disease
Cochlea implants are not used to treat autoimmune inner ear disease
Emotional
Surgical
Physical
External
The left ear
The right ear
One ear
Both ears