- An
audiometer is a
machine used for
evaluating hearing acuity. They
usually consist of an
embedded hardware unit
connected to a pair of
headphones and...
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hearing and is most
often performed by an
audiologist using an
audiometer. An
audiometer is used to
determine a person's
hearing sensitivity at different...
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audible threshold for
standardized frequencies as
measured by an
audiometer. The Y axis
represents intensity measured in
decibels (dB) and the X axis...
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compromised which has
already undergone an MEB (Medical
Evaluation Board). H-1.
Audiometer average level for each ear not more than 25 dB at 500, 1000, 2000 Hz with...
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medical settings to test both
hearing and bone density. A sonometer, or
audiometer, is used to
determine hearing sensitivity,
while a
clinical bone sonometer...
- Wysmierski,
Kristin (1 June 2010). "An
ounce of
prevention can save a
pound of
audiometer trouble". The
Hearing Journal. 63 (6): 48–49. doi:10.1097/01.HJ.0000382731...
- standards.
Audiometers and
headphones must be
calibrated together.
During the
calibration process, the
output signal from the
audiometer to the headphones...
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experimenter would generally use an
audiometer to find the
auditory threshold of a subject. The data
received from an
audiometer is
called an audiogram. These...
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interests and
included a
metal jacket to ****ist in breathing, the
audiometer to
detect minor hearing problems, a
device to
locate icebergs, investigations...
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hearing loss with an
audiometer as
shown on an audiogram.
Audiograms are
produced using a
piece of test
equipment called an
audiometer, and this
allows different...
