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A. Julianna Gulya describes: anatomical effects of loud noises; conductive and sensorineural types of hearing loss; and, appropriate protective devices.

Deafness, Noise induced --- Deafness --- Hair cells --- Loudness --- Prevention

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Dr Sally Lechlitner Lusk explains her study on using interventions to encourage the use of hearing protection. Noise-induced hearing loss is a common work-related injury in the United States, but hearing protection devices can reduce it. Lechlitner Lusk discusses her research methods, the challenges that she faced, and the results of her research.

Deafness, Noise induced --- Ear --- Research --- Prevention --- Research. --- Protection --- Methodology

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Provides illustrations of inner ear anatomy and demonstration of an examination to diagnose hearing loss. Includes explanations by otolaryngologists A. Julianna Gulya, M.D., and Stephen Epstein, M.D.

Hearing disorders --- Presbycusis --- Deafness --- Older people --- Diagnosis --- Medical examinations

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Provides a demonstration of proper earplug insertion technique for effective use by miners.

Deafness --- Ear --- Miners --- Prevention. --- Protection. --- Health and hygiene.

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Describes symptoms of hearing loss, including tinnitus, the roles of otolaryngologists and audiologists in diagnosis. Includes explanations by otolaryngologist Stephen Epstein, M.D., and audiologist Solveig Ingersoll, M.A., CCC-A.

Hearing disorders --- Deafness --- Hard of hearing people --- Older people --- Diagnosis --- Diagnosis --- Medical examinations --- Medical examinations