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Noise-induced hearing loss is sensorineural

Noise-induced hearing loss is sensorineural hearing loss attributed to noise for which no other cause can be determined.True or
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Simon has hearing loss that occurred when he was seven years old as a result of an untreated infection. Simon's hearing loss can
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A 63-year-old man has become progressively hard of hearing. He’s a retired airplanemechanic. What kind of hearing loss is this
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A 63-year-old man has become progressively hard of hearing. He's a retired airplane mechanic. He also notices a lot of wax in
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Identify the causes of conductive and sensorineural hearing loss.I have no idea. Please help.
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Noise may cause loss of concentration, sleeping disorder and stress if it is not managedwell in the workplace. The impact of
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Noise may cause loss of concentration, sleeping disorder and stress if it is not managedwell in the workplace. The impact of
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Noise may cause loss of concentration, sleeping disorder and stress if it is not managedwell in the workplace. The impact of
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Noise may cause loss of concentration, sleeping disorder and stress if it is not managedwell in the workplace. The impact of
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I need websites on these Questions:How does a buildup of earwax cause someone to have a hearing loss? What happens when there is
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