Have a better understanding of the different tests that you can expect when you visit an audiologist.
1. Provide the audiologist with full details of your medical history- audiologist also need to know about the sounds you hear while at work, jobs you may have done in the past, injuries you may have sustained or if you have suffered any illnesses.
2. Some forms of hearing loss are genetic- audiologist will want to know about any family members that also have had hearing problems. Hearing examinations involve the use of an instrument called otoscope to examine the inside of your ears to look for any signs to indicate if the eardrum has been damaged.

3. Audiogram examination- hearing test will be done in a sound proofed room, you will be asked to wear specialized headphones in the room. Patients hearing is tested by the audiologist, recording the lowest of a group of tones the patient is able to hear in both ears.
4. Tympanometry examination- the audiologist places a gentle pressure probe in the middle ear, raising and lowering the air pressure of the ear while laying a tone. This examination can diagnose many disorders or the presence of fluid inside the ear.
5. Tuning forks- placed near the ear so that it can cause the middle ear to vibrate when the fork is struck. The tuning fork is placed against the bone behind the patient’s ears, the vibrations from the fork are sent into the inner ear for the patient to identify which tone was louder.
Have a better understanding of the different tests that you can expect when you visit an audiologist.
1. Provide the audiologist with full details of your medical history- audiologist also need to know about the sounds you hear while at work, jobs you may have done in the past, injuries you may have sustained or if you have suffered any illnesses.
2. Some forms of hearing loss are genetic- audiologist will want to know about any family members that also have had hearing problems. Hearing examinations involve the use of an instrument called otoscope to examine the inside of your ears to look for any signs to indicate if the eardrum has been damaged.
3. Audiogram examination- hearing test will be done in a sound proofed room, you will be asked to wear specialized headphones in the room. Patients hearing is tested by the audiologist, recording the lowest of a group of tones the patient is able to hear in both ears.
4. Tympanometry examination- the audiologist places a gentle pressure probe in the middle ear, raising and lowering the air pressure of the ear while laying a tone. This examination can diagnose many disorders or the presence of fluid inside the ear.
5. Tuning forks- placed near the ear so that it can cause the middle ear to vibrate when the fork is struck. The tuning fork is placed against the bone behind the patient’s ears, the vibrations from the fork are sent into the inner ear for the patient to identify which tone was louder.
Have a better understanding of the different tests that you can expect when you visit an audiologist.
1. Provide the audiologist with full details of your medical history- audiologist also need to know about the sounds you hear while at work, jobs you may have done in the past, injuries you may have sustained or if you have suffered any illnesses.
2. Some forms of hearing loss are genetic- audiologist will want to know about any family members that also have had hearing problems. Hearing examinations involve the use of an instrument called otoscope to examine the inside of your ears to look for any signs to indicate if the eardrum has been damaged.
3. Audiogram examination- hearing test will be done in a sound proofed room, you will be asked to wear specialized headphones in the room. Patients hearing is tested by the audiologist, recording the lowest of a group of tones the patient is able to hear in both ears.
4. Tympanometry examination- the audiologist places a gentle pressure probe in the middle ear, raising and lowering the air pressure of the ear while laying a tone. This examination can diagnose many disorders or the presence of fluid inside the ear.
5. Tuning forks- placed near the ear so that it can cause the middle ear to vibrate when the fork is struck. The tuning fork is placed against the bone behind the patient’s ears, the vibrations from the fork are sent into the inner ear for the patient to identify which tone was louder
Have a better understanding of the different tests that you can expect when you visit an audiologist.
1. Provide the audiologist with full details of your medical history- audiologist also need to know about the sounds you hear while at work, jobs you may have done in the past, injuries you may have sustained or if you have suffered any illnesses.
2. Some forms of hearing loss are genetic- audiologist will want to know about any family members that also have had hearing problems. Hearing examinations involve the use of an instrument called otoscope to examine the inside of your ears to look for any signs to indicate if the eardrum has been damaged.
3. Audiogram examination- hearing test will be done in a sound proofed room, you will be asked to wear specialized headphones in the room. Patients hearing is tested by the audiologist, recording the lowest of a group of tones the patient is able to hear in both ears.
4. Tympanometry examination- the audiologist places a gentle pressure probe in the middle ear, raising and lowering the air pressure of the ear while laying a tone. This examination can diagnose many disorders or the presence of fluid inside the ear.
5. Tuning forks- placed near the ear so that it can cause the middle ear to vibrate when the fork is struck. The tuning fork is placed against the bone behind the patient’s ears, the vibrations from the fork are sent into the inner ear for the patient to identify which tone was louder
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