Audiogram

usgb/ˈɑː.di.ə.ɡræm/
noun

An audiogram is a chart that shows the results of a hearing test, indicating the faintest sounds a person can hear at various frequencies.

The audiogram revealed that John had moderate hearing loss at higher frequencies.
Visual representation of "audiogram" - An audiogram is a chart that shows the results of a hearing test, indicating the faintest sounds a person can hear at various frequencies.

Often appears as...

  • pure tone audiogram
  • audiogram interpretation

Usage tips

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hearing test, sound frequencies, hearing loss assessment

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Understanding the Context

Familiarize yourself with how audiograms are used in hearing assessments.

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Audiograms are crucial for audiologists when diagnosing hearing impairments.
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Frequency Awareness

Recognize that different frequencies affect speech intelligibility; audiograms reflect this.

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Learn how certain frequencies can be critical for understanding conversations.
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Using Proper Terminology

Use 'audiogram' appropriately in a medical context to avoid confusion.

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In discussions with healthcare professionals, clarity about audiograms is essential.
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