Introduction to Audiology 13th Edition (Thirteenth Edition)

Introduction to Audiology 13th Edition (Thirteenth Edition) by Frederick N. Martin and John Greer Clark is a widely used textbook for audiology, speech-language pathology, communication sciences, and hearing healthcare students. The book introduces the scientific foundations of hearing and provides a practical understanding of how hearing disorders are identified, assessed, and managed across the lifespan.

The text combines hearing science with clinical practice, helping readers understand the anatomy and physiology of the auditory system, the causes of hearing loss, and the procedures used to evaluate hearing. Clinical examples and case studies connect theoretical concepts with real-world audiology practice.

This edition covers acoustics, psychoacoustics, anatomy and physiology of hearing, auditory development, hearing disorders, audiometric testing, speech audiometry, immittance measures, electrophysiologic assessment, pediatric audiology, hearing aids, cochlear implants, vestibular assessment, hearing conservation, tinnitus, and professional practice in audiology. Illustrations, review questions, and clinical applications help reinforce learning throughout the text.

Whether you're studying audiology, speech-language pathology, communication sciences, or preparing for a career in hearing healthcare, Introduction to Audiology provides the knowledge and clinical foundation needed for academic success and professional practice.

Choose the PDF eBook edition for instant access while saving significantly compared to the original retail price. Every purchase also helps support the continued availability of affordable educational resources for students and healthcare professionals.