AUDIOMETER

Types Of Audiometer We Have

400-Supra Audiometer

400-SUPRA AUDIOMETER
  • Air conduction (TDH 39): 125 – 8,000 Hz or HF: 8,000-20,000 Hz with optional HDA 200
  • Levels: AC (-10 to 120 dB HL) / BC (-10 to 70 dB HL) / speech (-10 to100 dB HL) free field (-10 to 80 dB HL)
  • Masking levels (manual or synchronized): NBN AC (-10 to 100 dB HL) NBN BC (-10 to 70 dB HL) white & speech (-10 to 100 dB SPL)
  • Tone: continous, pulse, anternate, amplitude modulation.
  • Level increases: 1 or 5
  • Frequency precision: ±1%/ level precision ±2% db SPL
  • Automatic calculation of hearing loss and diagnosis (COUNCIL, IMSS MEXICO, ELI, SAL, KLOCKHOFF, MOH, OTHERS …)
  • Direct USB connection to PC to W50 audiometry software for viewing, storage, transmission, analysis and introduction of audiometric tests

Diagnostic Audiometer

Diagnostic Audiometer
  • Compact dimensions, excellent ergonomics and a luminous 7” TFT display: R27A Resonance® Audiometer has been engineered to respond to the needs of ENT and Audiology Specialists, operating both in clinic and medical practice.
  • Design is user-friendly and allows both device and accessories to be safely carried around in a practical carrying case, available on demand.
  • Dimensions   L x W x H: 370 x 290 x180 mm
  • Net weight: 3.5 kg TEST TYPES
  • Pure Tone test, Autothreshold, ABLB,
  • Speech Test, Stenger, GAP, DLF

What is an Audiometer?

An audiometer is a subjective device used to determine a person’s hearing threshold. An audiometer and special audiometric testing techniques are used by an audiologist or other trained individuals to assess the hearing threshold and to diagnose and quantify the degree of hearing loss in a person. Audiometric testing monitors one hearing. The necessary referral for medical care or possibly hearing aid fitting can be made based on these findings. Tones of various frequencies are supplied to the patient’s ear at various levels using the audiometric examination. The hearing threshold is the point at which a person can only hear the stimuli at a certain volume. Because audiometric testing equipment is subjective testing equipment, the patient must respond.

How To Read Audiometric Test Results

Wearing properly calibrated headphones and then a specially calibrated bone conductor is required for this test. You’ll be on the lookout for tones that are provided to you via audiometer. The audiologist can adjust the frequency (pitch) and strength (loudness) of tones using the audiometer. The threshold establishes which tones and intensities can be heard. Pure tones, or single-frequency sounds, are used to assess air and bone conduction and detect deficiencies. The audiogram is used to capture the air and bone conduction thresholds in the right and left ears.

The results of the hearing test are an indication for the degrees of hearing loss:

  • Normal hearing: -10 to 20 dB
  • Mild hearing loss: 20 to 40 dB higher than normal
  • Moderate hearing loss: 40 to 70 dB higher than normal
  • Severe hearing loss: 70 to 90 dB higher than normal
  • Profound loss: 90 dB or more

Why Buy Audiometer From Abonemed Medical Equipment LLC?

Abonemed Medical Equipment LLC provides audiometers that make it simple to perform audiometric examinations and operations. Choose from diagnostic or screening audiometers with several testing options, including the automated Hughson-Westlake test and the SISI. Abonemed provides a variety of audiometry instruments to fit any requirement in the UAE, with various distinct types of hearing tests accessible. Abonemed medical equipment providers in UAE provide desktop and portable audiometers and tympanometry that are made by the top medical equipment companies that specialize in audiometry instruments.

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