logging in or signing up How to read an audiogram final recording 12-27-11 Scherlizin Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 49 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: December 29, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description How to read an audiogram DEC29th Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript How to read an audiogram: How to read an audiogram www.nhi-omaha.comWhat is an Audiogram:: What is an Audiogram: A graph that shows information about a persons hearing abilities. BEFORE TEST www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: AFTER TEST www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: LOUDNESS SOFT LOUD -10 to 110 MEASURED IN DECIBLES dB www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: PITCH LOW HIGH 250 to 8000 MEASURED IN FREQUENCY Hz www.nhi-omaha.comThis is just like a Piano Keyboard: This is just like a Piano Keyboard LOW PITCH HIGH www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: Blue line marked with = Left Ear Red line marked with = Right Ear www.nhi-omaha.comLOUDNESS: LOUDNESS Runs top to bottom Measured in DECIBLES (dB) Range - 10 to 110 www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: NORMAL -10 to 20 you can easily understand speech in a noisy Environment No amplification is needed www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: MILD hearing loss 20 to 40 Some difficulty hearing in noisy environments Need a higher volume of TV/Stereo Family members are first to notice www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: Moderate hearing loss 40 to 70 Difficulty understanding speech in noisy environment Regularly ask people to repeat themselves Regularly miss what people are saying People say you talk to loud www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: Severe hearing loss 70 to 90 Have difficulty understanding speech in most situations Avoid noisy places www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: Profound hearing loss 90 to 110 Experience major problems in all communications Require visual assistance such as lip reading or sign language www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: Profound hearing loss 90 to 110 Experience major problems in all communications Require visual assistance such as lip reading or sign language Severe hearing loss 70 to 90 Have difficulty understanding speech in most situations Avoid noisy places Moderate hearing loss 40 to 70 Difficulty understanding speech in noisy environment Regularly ask people to repeat themselves Regularly miss what people are saying People say you talk to loud MILD hearing loss 20 to 40 Some difficulty hearing in noisy environments Need a higher volume of TV/Stereo Family members are first to notice NORMAL -10 to 20 you can easily understand speech in a noisy Environment No amplification is needed www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: LOW PITCH HIGH www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: SPEECH ZONE www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: Profound hearing loss 90 to 110 Severe hearing loss 70 to 90 Moderate hearing loss 40 to 70 MILD hearing loss 20 to 40 NORMAL -10 to 20 www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: Profound hearing loss 90 to 110 Severe hearing loss 70 to 90 Moderate hearing loss 40 to 70 MILD hearing loss 20 to 40 NORMAL -10 to 20 www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: Now you know how to read an audiogram! If you have any questions please call us or contact us at: 888-610-9899 info@nhi-omaha.com www.nhi-omaha.com You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
How to read an audiogram final recording 12-27-11 Scherlizin Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 49 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: December 29, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description How to read an audiogram DEC29th Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript How to read an audiogram: How to read an audiogram www.nhi-omaha.comWhat is an Audiogram:: What is an Audiogram: A graph that shows information about a persons hearing abilities. BEFORE TEST www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: AFTER TEST www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: LOUDNESS SOFT LOUD -10 to 110 MEASURED IN DECIBLES dB www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: PITCH LOW HIGH 250 to 8000 MEASURED IN FREQUENCY Hz www.nhi-omaha.comThis is just like a Piano Keyboard: This is just like a Piano Keyboard LOW PITCH HIGH www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: Blue line marked with = Left Ear Red line marked with = Right Ear www.nhi-omaha.comLOUDNESS: LOUDNESS Runs top to bottom Measured in DECIBLES (dB) Range - 10 to 110 www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: NORMAL -10 to 20 you can easily understand speech in a noisy Environment No amplification is needed www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: MILD hearing loss 20 to 40 Some difficulty hearing in noisy environments Need a higher volume of TV/Stereo Family members are first to notice www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: Moderate hearing loss 40 to 70 Difficulty understanding speech in noisy environment Regularly ask people to repeat themselves Regularly miss what people are saying People say you talk to loud www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: Severe hearing loss 70 to 90 Have difficulty understanding speech in most situations Avoid noisy places www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: Profound hearing loss 90 to 110 Experience major problems in all communications Require visual assistance such as lip reading or sign language www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: Profound hearing loss 90 to 110 Experience major problems in all communications Require visual assistance such as lip reading or sign language Severe hearing loss 70 to 90 Have difficulty understanding speech in most situations Avoid noisy places Moderate hearing loss 40 to 70 Difficulty understanding speech in noisy environment Regularly ask people to repeat themselves Regularly miss what people are saying People say you talk to loud MILD hearing loss 20 to 40 Some difficulty hearing in noisy environments Need a higher volume of TV/Stereo Family members are first to notice NORMAL -10 to 20 you can easily understand speech in a noisy Environment No amplification is needed www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: LOW PITCH HIGH www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: SPEECH ZONE www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: Profound hearing loss 90 to 110 Severe hearing loss 70 to 90 Moderate hearing loss 40 to 70 MILD hearing loss 20 to 40 NORMAL -10 to 20 www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: Profound hearing loss 90 to 110 Severe hearing loss 70 to 90 Moderate hearing loss 40 to 70 MILD hearing loss 20 to 40 NORMAL -10 to 20 www.nhi-omaha.comPowerPoint Presentation: Now you know how to read an audiogram! If you have any questions please call us or contact us at: 888-610-9899 info@nhi-omaha.com www.nhi-omaha.com