interpreting the audiogram
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| when do you measure at inter octave levels | when there is a 20dB difference in hearing between frequencies
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| for an adult, hearing is between 0-25 dBHL so hearing is | Normal
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| for an adult, hearing is between 26-40 dBHL so hearing is | mild hearing loss
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| for an adult, hearing is between 41-55 dBHL so hearing is | moderate hearing loss
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| for an adult, hearing is between 56-70 dBHL so hearing is | moderately severe hearing loss
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| for an adult, hearing is between 71-90 dBHL so hearing is | severe hearing loss
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| for an adult, hearing is greater than 90 dBHL so hearing is | profound hearing loss
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| for a child, hearing is between 0-15 dBHL so hearing is | normal
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| for a child, hearing is between 16-20 dBHL so hearing is | slight hearing loss
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| for a child, hearing is between 21-40 dBHL so hearing is | mild hearing loss
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| for a child, hearing is between 41-55 dBHL so hearing is | moderate hearing loss
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| for a child, hearing is between 56-70 dBHL so hearing is | moderately severe hearing loss
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| for a child, hearing is between 71-90 dBHL so hearing is | severe hearing loss
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| for a child, hearing is greater than 90 dBHL so hearing is | profound hearing loss
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| sensory classification | hearing loss is the same by air and bone
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| conductive classification | normal hearing by bone, hearing loss by air
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| mixed classification | hearing loss by air is worse than loss by bone
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| in determining the traditional pure-tone average, the frequencies used are | 500, 1K, 2K
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