Look up: audiogram

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   audiogram
   [n] - a graphical representation of a person`s auditory sensitivity to sound
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   Audiogram
   Graph of hearing threshold level as a function of frequency.Baseline AudiogramThe audiogram obtained from an audiometric examination administered before employment or within the first 30 days of employment that is preceded by a period of at least 12 hr of quiet. The baseline audiogram is the audiogram against which subsequent audiograms will be com...
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   Audiogram
   a graph showing a person's hearing ability, determined from a set of tests examining hearing acuity of different sound frequencies
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   Audiogram
   A graph recording the level of hearing from tests carried out on an audiometer.
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   Audiogram
   Audiogram: A test of hearing at a range of sound frequencies.
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   audiogram
   a graph usually automatically plotted by an audiometer,showing a subject`s hearing response or loss as a function of frequency.A separate graph is usually given for each ear Category: Standards, measures and testing
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   audiogram
   A test of hearing at a range of sound frequencies. ... (12 Dec 1998) ...
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   audiogram
   noun a graphical representation of a person`s auditory sensitivity to sound
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   Audiogram
   An `audiogram` is a graphical representation of how well a certain person can perceive different sound frequencies. An audiogram is a normalised conversion of hearing thresholds from dBSPL to dBHL, where dB is decibel, SPL is sound pressure level and HL is hearing level. Audiograms are set out with frequency in Hz on the horizontal axis, most commonly on a logarithmic scale, and a linear dBHL scale on the vertical axis. Normal hearing is classif...
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    audiogram
    (aw´de-o-gram″) a graphic record of the findings by audiometry. the hearing test done by audiometry; it tests the ability to hear pure tones in each ear. A careful and complete audiogram will test both bone conduction and air conduction. A comparison between these two types of conduction can be useful in l...
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    audiogram
    (from the article `ear, human`) ...a threshold 40 decibels above the normal threshold. A graph showing the hearing level for each ear by octaves and half octaves across the ... ...conduction also can be measured. When an individual has otosclerosis or another conductive defect of the middle ear, there may be a sizable ... [2 related ...
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    audiogram
    audiogram 1. The graphic record drawn from the results of hearing tests with the audiometer which charts the threshold of hearing at various frequencies against sound intensity in decibels. 2. A graphic representation of a person's hearing ability; especially, a representation that indicates hearing loss at various frequency levels. 3. A chart, produced by...
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