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what are the basic components of an audiometer?
- power switch
- interrupter
- stimulus mode switch
- frequency control/dial
- hearing level (attenuator) control dial
- output selector
what is the interrupter?
it interrupts silence, it is the switch that creates the signal
what ist he stimulus mode switch?
determines if sound is continuous, pulsed, etc
what is the attenuator dial?
also called the hearing level control dial, it controls the dB level- high attenuation=less sound
what is the output selector?
select if going through speakers, earphones, etc
When we ask "does the person have a hearing loss" if the answer is yes what other questions do we need to answer?
1. at which test frequencies/configurations?
2. How much/degree/magnitude
3. unilateral or bilateral?
4. symmetrical or asymmetrical?
5. Where is the possible problem/site/cause of the disorder?