英文摘要 |
The main purpose of the study was to understand the relationship between noise character, age and noise-induced temporary threshold shift (NITTS). For this purpose, 15 healthy people who are 20 years old and 14 healthy people who are 40 (±5) years old, were selected as the sample in the study. The subjects exposed to 30 mins traffic noise and 4kHz pure tone with 3 intensity levels of 85, 90, 95 dB SPL. Audiograms were taken before and after 2 min exposure to noise (TTS2). Recovery from noise-induced temporary threshold shift was also measured at various time (2, 20, 40, and 60 min, respectively) after a 30 min exposure to a traffic noise at 95 dB. The Reed-Muench method was used to calculate ED50 of noise exposure. The results were that exposed to the pure tone could predict TTS more than exposed to the traffic noise, and had more typical dose-response effect. The TTS2 recovery time at the 6 KHz is the slowest, and the 40 years old group exposed to the pure tone responsed the lowest ED50, at the 6 KHz only 82.8 dB. |