Kulaklık Kullanan Genç Popülasyonun Kısa Süreli İşitme Cihazı Deneyimi İle Kulaklık Kullanımına Bakış Açısının Değerlendirilmesi

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Amaç: Kronik gürültüye maruziyet ve oluşan koklear travma, işitme kaybına ve tinnitusa neden olur. Müzik, eğlence olarak kullanıldığında bile işitme hasarına neden olabilir. Bu çalışmanın amacı, yüksek sesli müziğin etkilerini ölçmek ve bireylere olası sonuçları göstererek farkındalık yaratmaktır. Yöntem: Düzenli olarak kişisel müzik aletlerinden yüksek sesle müzik dinleyen ve daha önce işitme cihazı deneyimlememiş 30 genç yetişkin dahil edildi. Tüm katılımcılara odyolojik değerlendirme yapıldı. Katılımcıların müzik dinledikleri şiddet seviyesi tespit edildi ve katılımcılar işitme cihazı kullanımını deneyimledi. Sonrasında katılımcıların bakış açılarını değerlendiren bir anket uygulandı. Bulgular: Yüksek ses seviyesinde müzik dinleyen katılımcılarda odyogram eşiklerinde ve emisyon değerlerinde azalma görülmüştür. Sonuçlar: İşitme cihazı deneyimi, normal işiten bireylerde yüksek sesle müzik dinlemede caydırıcı bir etkiye sahiptir.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• İşitme Cihazı
• Gürültüye Bağlı İşitme Kaybı
• Koklear Travma

Teşekkür

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Evaluation Of The Young Adults’ View to Headphone Use After Hearing Aid Experience

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Objectives: Chronic noise exposure and the resultant cochlear trauma cause hearing loss and tinnitus. Music, even when used as an entertainment, can cause hearing damage. The purpose of this study is to detect effects of loud music and show possible consequences to individuals. This study aims to make an awareness of results of headphone use in young adults. Method: 30 young adults who regularly listen to loud music from personal musical devices and never used hearing aid before were included. Audiological measurements were performed on all participants. The level of volume the participants were listening to was determined. And the participants tried on the hearing aid. Then a survey was applied to evaluate the experience of the participants. Results: In some frequencies air conduction and bone conduction hearing threshold increase and Otoacustic emissions decrease were observed at subjects who listen to music at high volumes. Conclusion: The experience of hearing aids has a deterrent effect on listening to loud music in individuals with normal hearing.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Hearing aid
• Noise-induced Hearing Loss
• Cochlear Trauma

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