Exposure to loud sounds that do not cause hearing loss may produce
A) A permanent threshold shift
B) A temporary threshold shift
C) Aural ataxia
D) presbyopa

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Exposure to loud sounds that do not cause hearing loss may produce a temporary threshold shift. This means that hearing sensitivity can be temporarily reduced but usually recovers within a few hours or days. A permanent threshold shift, on the other hand, is a permanent reduction in hearing sensitivity due to noise exposure. Aural ataxia and presbyopia are not related to noise exposure.

Exposure to Loud Sounds That Do Not Cause Hearing Loss