Hearing loss in older people
a. Is uncommon
b. Occurs more frequently in women than in men
c. May affect high-frequency tones in particular
d. Cannot be treated or compensated for
C
The ability to hear high-frequency tones decreases with age. Response A is incorrect because hearing loss is common in elderly individuals. Response B is incorrect because hearing loss occurs more frequently in older men than in older women. Response D is incorrect because hearing aids that amplify sound are readily available.
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