ENT & Audiology
A pure-tone audiogram assesses hearing ability by measuring sensitivity to sounds at different frequencies and intensities. It is the basic test for detecting and quantifying hearing loss and is fundamental to screening and monitoring hearing problems in adults and children.
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A speech audiogram assesses the ability to understand speech by asking the person to repeat words presented at different intensities. It complements the pure-tone audiogram and supports a more complete hearing assessment, helping to evaluate hearing loss and plan hearing rehabilitation.
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A complete hearing assessment combines a set of tests that comprehensively evaluate hearing, including pure-tone and speech audiograms and other complementary examinations. It provides a detailed assessment of hearing and helps identify the cause and degree of any hearing loss.
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A stapedial reflex examination assesses the involuntary response of the stapedius muscle to sound stimulation. It helps identify changes in the middle ear and auditory nerve and is used alongside the audiogram for a more detailed hearing assessment.
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