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The Audiogram Configuration of Noise-Induced Hearing Loss Is Characterized by a Notching

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Question 1

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The audiogram configuration of noise-induced hearing loss is characterized by a notching decrease in hearing sensitivity in the frequency region of:


A) 8000 Hz
B) 500 Hz
C) 250 to 500 Hz
D) 4000 Hz

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