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- Salutation*
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- Sex*
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- Birthday*
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Format: (000) 000-0000.
- Can we contact you via text or voice messages at this phone number?*
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Format: (000) 000-0000.
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Format: (000) 000-0000.
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Format: (000) 000-0000.
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- Complicated delivery?
- Newborn hearing screen?
- Breathing difficulties (ventilation)?
- Admission to Intensive Care Unit (NICU)?
- Head, neck, or ear abnormalities?
- Skin tags or pits near the ears?
- Jaundice (high bilirubin)?
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- Head trauma/defects?
- Surgery?
- Diagnosis of neurologic condition?
- Vision problems?
- Kidney problems?
- Overnight hospital stays?
- Emergency room visits?
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- Difficulties with pronunciation?
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- Language development concerns?
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- Difficulties listening/understanding?
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- Attention problems at school?
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- Other developmental delays?
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- Child frequently asks for things to be repeated?
- Child babble around 5-6 months of age?
- Child looks for sounds behind him/her at 13 months of age?
- Child began to imitate sounds?
- Child responds to sounds and voices?
- Child startled at loud noises?
- Child looks for the source of sounds?
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- Do you have hearing issues?
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- Which ear do you hear well?
- Date of your last hearing exam?
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- Do you avoid social events because it is hard to hear?
- Do you need to ask people to repeat themselves?
- Is it hard to understand people in loud places?
- Do others say the TV is too loud?
- Have you noticed that people seem to mumble?
- Have you been told that you speak loudly?
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- Do you hear tinnitus/ringing in your ears(s) or head?
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- Where do you hear? Check all that apply.
- Is it constant or periodic?
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- Is it in time with your heart beat?
- Does it fluctuate in intensity?
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- Did you have an MRI and/or CT scan?
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- Do you have a feeling of pressure or plugging?
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- Is it constant or periodic?
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- Which ear? Check all that apply.
- Any history of ear popping sensation?
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- Do you have balance issues?
- Which of the following bests describes your symptoms? Check all that apply.
- How long do your symptoms last without stopping?
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- Did any of the following occur prior to your symptom onset? Check all that apply.
- Have your symptoms improved/changed/stayed the same since they began?
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- Have you fallen in the past year?
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- If no, have you experienced “near falls” but you caught yourself?
- Are you afraid of falling?
- Are you veering/leaning while walking?
- If yes, which direction?
- Do you have neuropathy, numbness, or tingling in your feet or legs?
- Has your exercise decreased?
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- Orthopedic injuries?
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- Do you have a history of migraines?
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- Do any of the following trigger your symptoms?
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- Do any of the following accompany or occur immediately prior to an episode of your symptoms? Check all that apply.
- My dizziness is intense but only lasts for seconds or minutes.
- I get dizzy when I turn over in bed.
- I get short-lasting spinning dizziness that happens when I bend down to pick something up.
- I get short-lasting spinning dizziness that happens when I go from sitting to lying down.
- I can trigger my dizzy spells by placing my head in certain positions.
- I have had a single severe spell of spinning dizziness that lasted for hours to a day — for hours to days.
- After my big episode of dizziness, I could not walk for days without falling over.
- I had a spell of spinning dizziness that lasted for hours after I had a cold, virus, or flu.
- I had hearing loss in one ear at the same time I had the long episode of spinning dizziness.
- I feel dizzy all of the time.
- I am anxious most of the time.
- I am bothered by patterns, screens, e.g., supermarkets.
- My symptoms increase when I go from laying to sitting or sitting to standing.
- When I cough or sneeze, I get dizzy.
- I get dizzy when I strain to lift something heavy.
- When I speak, my voice sounds abnormally loud to me.
- My dizziness is provoked with head movements (up/down and/or right/left).
- My head is heavy like a bowling ball.
- I have a headache that is in or starts in the back of my head.
- When I sit up from lying down, or stand up from sitting, I experience a few seconds of dizziness.
- Is your blood sugar, blood pressure, and thyroid levels well controlled?
- Do you have any known eye/vision issues?
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- Do you have hearing loss?
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- Was your hearing loss sudden?
- Do you wear hearing aids?
- I am experiencing:
- If yes, which ear?
- Are you pre/peri/post-menopausal?
- Did you have a hysterectomy?
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- Have you had any changes to your contraceptives?
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- Do you have a known hormonal imbalance?
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- Are you sensitive to certain sounds?
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- Which ear is affected?
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- Did you have an MRI and/or CT scan?
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- Do you have military experience?
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- Do you have a history of factory or construction jobs?
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- When in loud situations do you use ear protection?
- Have you done any of the following? Check all that apply.
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- Do you have a history of ear infections?
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- Do you have a history of punctured/ruptured eardrum?
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- Do you still have your tonsils?
- In the past 90 days, have you had ear pain?
- In the past 90 days, have you had ear discharge?
- Do you have a family history of hearing loss?
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- Have you seen a physician about an ear problem in the last 6 months?
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- Please choose any of the following physical conditions you have had. Check all that apply.
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- Handed*
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- What kind of noises were you exposed to PRIOR to military service?*
- What kind of noises were you exposed to DURING to military service?*
- What kind of noises were you exposed to AFTER to military service?*
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- Does your hearing loss impact ordinary conditions of daily life, including ability to work?
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- Do you hear tinnitus/ringing?
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- Is it constant or periodic?
- Is it improved, worse, or the same?
- Does your tinnitus impact ordinary conditions of daily life, including ability to work?
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