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Frequently Asked Questions
An audiometry test is a hearing test that measures a person's ability to hear sounds of varying frequencies and volumes.
You might need an audiometry test if you are experiencing hearing loss, tinnitus (ringing in the ears), or other hearing-related problems.
An audiometry test is typically performed by a trained audiologist using headphones and a machine that produces sounds of varying frequencies and volumes.
No, an audiometry test is not painful. You will simply be asked to respond to different sounds by raising your hand or pressing a button.
An audiometry test typically takes about 20-30 minutes to complete.
No, an audiometry test only tests the ability to hear sounds of different frequencies and volumes. Your audiologist may recommend further testing or refer you to a specialist for a diagnosis.
Yes, audiometry tests can be performed on children of all ages.
There are several different types of audiometry tests, including pure-tone audiometry, speech audiometry, and otoacoustic emissions (OAE) testing.
Pure-tone audiometry measures the ability to hear sounds at different frequencies and volumes.
Speech audiometry measures the ability to hear and understand spoken words.
OAE testing is a hearing test that measures the sounds produced by the cochlea in response to different tones.
Audiometry tests are generally accurate, but results may be affected by background noise and the patient's ability to concentrate.
The frequency of audiometry tests will depend on your individual needs and risk factors. Your doctor or audiologist can determine how often you should be tested.
You don't need to do anything special to prepare for an audiometry test, but you should avoid exposure to loud noises before the test.
During an audiometry test, you will wear headphones and listen to sounds of varying frequencies and volumes. You will be asked to respond to each sound by raising your hand or pressing a button.
After an audiometry test, your audiologist will discuss the results with you and recommend any necessary follow-up testing or treatment.
No, an audiometry test only measures your ability to hear sounds. Balance problems are typically diagnosed using other tests, such as a vestibular function test.
Yes, regular audiometry tests can be used to monitor changes in your hearing over time.
There are no significant risks associated with an audiometry test.
Yes, you should be able to drive after an audiometry test.
Reviewed by Dr. Ravinder Gera, Senior Director and Head of Department, ENT(Ear Nose Throat).