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Family Name (Last Name) Given Name (First Name) Other Names (Middle Name) Canal Peak Pres. Vol. Comp. Peak RIGHT Stem 500 1000 2000 4000 LEFT Stem 500 1000 2000 4000

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How to fill out an audiogram:

1. Ensure you have the necessary equipment: To properly fill out an audiogram, you will need an audiometer, headphones or insert earphones, and a bone conduction oscillator.
2. Gather the patient's information: Begin by recording the patient's personal details such as their name, age, and gender on the audiogram form.
3. Select the appropriate symbols: Look at the audiogram form, which typically consists of a grid, and identify the symbols representing different frequencies and decibel levels. Familiarize yourself with how these symbols are organized on the form.
4. Test each ear separately: Start with the right ear and conduct the hearing test. Begin at a frequency of 1000 Hz and gradually move up or down the frequency scale, testing for the patient's threshold of hearing. Use the headphones or insert earphones to deliver the sounds.
5. Plot the results: As the patient responds to the different frequencies, mark the threshold level for each frequency on the audiogram form using the appropriate symbol. Repeat this process for the left ear.
6. Interpret the results: Once the test is complete, analyze the thresholds plotted on the audiogram. The shape and pattern of the hearing thresholds can provide important information about the patient's hearing abilities or any potential hearing loss they may have.
7. Provide a written report: Write a summary of the audiogram findings, including any significant observations or recommendations, and attach it to the patient's medical record or provide a copy to the requesting healthcare professional.

Who needs an audiogram:

1. Individuals experiencing hearing difficulties: An audiogram is often necessary for people who are experiencing hearing loss or any related problems. It helps assess the nature and extent of their hearing impairment.
2. Professionals in the field of audiology: Audiologists and other healthcare professionals specializing in audiology rely on audiograms to diagnose hearing loss, determine appropriate treatment plans, and monitor the effectiveness of interventions.
3. Occupational health and safety departments: Audiograms are commonly required for employees working in noisy environments as part of their occupational health assessment. These tests help track any changes in hearing thresholds and ensure safety regulations are met.
4. Researchers and academic institutions: Researchers investigating hearing loss, hearing disorders, or related fields utilize audiograms as valuable tools for gathering data and analyzing trends in hearing abilities among different populations.

Please note that while an audiogram can be a useful tool, it is always best to consult with a qualified healthcare professional, such as an audiologist, for accurate interpretation and diagnosis based on individual circumstances.

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What is audiogram?

Audiogram is a graph that shows the results of a hearing test.

Who is required to file audiogram?

Employers are required to file audiograms for employees who are exposed to high levels of noise in the workplace.

How to fill out audiogram?

Audiograms are typically filled out by qualified audiologists or other medical professionals who administer hearing tests.

What is the purpose of audiogram?

The purpose of an audiogram is to track the hearing health of individuals over time, particularly for those who are exposed to loud noises in the workplace.

What information must be reported on audiogram?

Audiograms must include the date of the test, the name of the individual tested, the results of the test, and any recommendations for further evaluation or treatment.