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Genetic Knowledge among Audiologist Related to Hearing Loss: A Recent Study

B Vishnuram, Samathana Prabu, P. Samuel Santhosh Kumar, Venusha Oliver

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Abstract

Hearing loss is the loss of hearing which may be due to tumors, trauma, genetic factors, aging etc. The majority of genetic hearing loss is inherited in an autosomal recessive pattern and often presents in the absence of a positive family history for hearing loss. The main aim and objective of the study is experimental studies conducted regarding knowledge about hearing loss related to genetics, involving 100 participants out of which 31 responded. 25 questions were validated and send through e-mails, responses from all the active participants were analysed. Findings have implicated that the audiologist have sufficient knowledge but practical skills are insufficient and there is a need to know about genetics of hearing loss. The findings of the present study are in tune with those reported on Audiologists from other geographic locations. Knowledge about this increases self-confidence, better planning and treatment, better understanding of genetic disorders related to audiology.

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Hearing loss is the loss of hearing which may be due to tumors, trauma, genetic factors, aging etc. The majority of genetic hearing loss is inherited in an autosomal recessive pattern and often presents in the absence of a positive family history for hearing loss. The main aim and objective of the study is experimental studies conducted regarding knowledge about hearing loss related to genetics, involving 100 participants out of which 31 responded. 25 questions were validated and send through e-mails, responses from all the active participants were analysed. Findings have implicated that the audiologist have sufficient knowledge but practical skills are insufficient and there is a need to know about genetics of hearing loss. The findings of the present study are in tune with those reported on Audiologists from other geographic locations. Knowledge about this increases self-confidence, better planning and treatment, better understanding of genetic disorders related to audiology.

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Hearing loss is the loss of hearing which may be due to tumors, trauma, genetic factors, aging etc. The majority of genetic hearing loss is inherited in an autosomal recessive pattern and often presents in the absence of a positive family history for hearing loss. The main aim and objective of the study is experimental studies conducted regarding knowledge about hearing loss related to genetics, involving 100 participants out of which 31 responded. 25 questions were validated and send through e-mails, responses from all the active participants were analysed. Findings have implicated that the audiologist have sufficient knowledge but practical skills are insufficient and there is a need to know about genetics of hearing loss. The findings of the present study are in tune with those reported on Audiologists from other geographic locations. Knowledge about this increases self-confidence, better planning and treatment, better understanding of genetic disorders related to audiology.

Key concepts: Audiologist, Hearing loss, Audiology, Medicine, Psychology

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