How to Read an Audiogram

[@CenturyHearingAids]

You are welcome. I put this together because I had some many people asking questions. Cheers Jon

[@matharageprasad574]

Excellent sir! Thank you very much!

[@sonkojacky941]

Please help me

[@chetanpatil6646]

what it means when doctor writes . status .wnl is my hearing is normal?

[@baileybunch]

Thanks so much this video is so helpful!!! Currently taking audiology and I was struggling lol

[@kianatube]

+Rachel Martinez me too !! I'm taking audiology as well and I am also struggling lol

[@5tangerines]

Wow, excellent video for my science classes. Explained real well.Thank you.

[@jalisulhasanalhasni2168]

best video lecture ever heard in youtube. thank you so much sir ❤

[@zebaislam6550]

Dear Sir, Normal Category is 0 - 25 decibels Mild hearing loss 26 - 40 decibels As per WHO Thanks Zeba

[@foxhounduk2k8]

this was so good. i have spent ages looking at this subject and thought its too hard. but its easy now that you explained it. thank you!!!

[@shaheerhassan6066]

I was about to unlike the video, then the last two examples popped out. A great thing, Thanks.

[@Duskysky1]

Why does the hearing decrease with frequency

[@MaZEEZaM]

Thanks for this, I had a sudden loss of hearing in my left ear about 4 months ago and have just had a hearing test. My left ear is in the range of sever and slightly dipping into profound deaf now but fortunately my right ear has adapted and improved and greater than the normal range with the exception of 4000hz where it just dips into mild deafness. MRI scan coming up to find the cause, specialist is thinking lack of blood flow to ear drum I think. This video was the most helpful I've seen.

[@CenturyHearingAids]

+MaZEEZaM Sound hearing loss could mean something more serious. Please get this looked at by ENT otolaryngologist

[@MaZEEZaM]

Yeah, MRI scan booked in.

[@fallback8314]

have your ears improved?

[@KnakuanaRka]

How are you doing now? Any better?

[@scarletdamsel3139]

Update us please & thanks ✨🪭🩷🌹✨

[@josephsaah5424]

Thanks for the brilliant instructions

[@excitationofstereocilia2103]

How about performing masking bone and air and all the steps with a scenario there is an airbone gap or something that shows the process with the equipment applied for masking ? No videos with masking for air and bone

[@hellothere3683]

So simply explained, thank you!

[@CenturyHearingAids]

Welcome. Thanks for folks like you we have over 224,000 views!

[@deaddog5344]

You don't even have to hear to understand this, thank you.

[@riyaisnotokay]

How to determine air bone gap and differentiate bw snhl and conductive loss?

[@abdullaaldawaishan3165]

Thank you so much. Ive been struggling with this and you just made it too easy to be true.

[@Phazos]

I have a 55 db mid frequency loss in both ears and was told the loss was "borderline severe" even though I don't really notice much of any functional impairment. Moderate loss makes a lot more sense. Thanks. My audiogram has three lines, Xs, Os, and Triangles. What does the line with the triangles mean?

[@CenturyHearingAids]

Hi Cole, X and O is the right and left ear. You can email your audiogram to [e-mail] for more information.

[@margo_1993]

Awesome! Straight to the point!

[@endaokane]

Excellent and so simple to understand .... Thank you....

[@m.f.b7144]

Thank you!!! Amazing video! Very educational, this is what manufacturers need to explain too. Thanks! 🙏🏻

[@TheStarbucks8]

Simple and excellent presentation.

[@saikumar802]

*condition - symbols for right ear(red) | symbols for left* *ear(blue)* ______________________________________________________________________________________ AC(unmasked) O X AC (masked) triangle square BC (unmasked) < > BC (masked) [ ]

[@amirojian4994]

God bless your soul for this video

[@signingtigress]

Thank you for this wonderful and informational video! It’s a wonderful review video to share with my students.

[@rosaimmekus248]

Thank you for explaining so easy to understand my report.

[@DEEPAKYADAV-nh2wt]

So nicely explained in short video 👍

[@khulanganbaatar7643]

Many thanks!!! That was so understable!

[@IVY_YESTERDAY1]

What about negative -5?

[@lucymumbi-fu9eo]

Is severe hearing loss be treated

[@newyear3141]

Good video tutorial. I understand clearly. Thanks a lots

[@mahamoodulhasan149]

thank you sir content is very clear

[@pardeepkakkar6582]

Very educative video. Thanks

[@tauseefullah6068]

Any solution for moderate frequency

[@bhimraobasawnathe2480]

Sir,I have right ear 40 to 50 mild hearing loss.whether it is recoverable.ENT surgeon told that ear blocked due to dry ear wax.kindly suggest treatment and opinion .Thanks and regards.

[@libbys8520]

Thank you this was SO helpful!

[@abiabdilllah7967]

Yeaw jadi first student kptm tngok

[@jodeluzio5161]

Unfortunately, you have plotted dB SPL speech sounds on a dB HL audiogram, which is incorrect.

[@amitkhandelwal2223]

Nice video very helpful...

[@munachaudhary1224]

Tqu so much for such a good explanation....

[@rafaelmendez9469]

Yes thank you so much ! This is so perfect as in it is clear.

[@nehashukla9693]

Moderate hearing loss hone pr Certificate bn skta h kya

[@Drraviprajapat03]

No. Only severe hearing loss can get certificate

[@letssacrificetobymarshall1145]

Thanks this video helped me understand my own audiogram and most of it falls in the moderate apart from one bit which is in the severe

[@Shmiri89]

Hi, for a hearing aid recommendation please contact us at [e-mail].

[@SaloYD]

Super helpful thanks so much.

[@jyotsnakodi5575]

How to interpret whether a person is having conductive / sensorinueral hrg loss with the help of audiogram???

[@DrDre-sy2kv]

U rvawsm sir. So easily explained basics. . .thanks a lot.

[@nguyenjeny836]

Character In the video It's great, I like it a lot $$

[@vs4535]

What about broken and continous lines on audiogram what they represent

[@lucasgrasha9843]

Thanks for the thorough guide. But sign languages are definitely NOT "visual aids", they are full languages with accompanying cultures.

[@plateofeggs1]

very well explained ..thank you sir !!!!

[@asongyouwant]

thx，finally i know how to read my audiogram 。 im 21 yrs old and i was moderate hearing loss.（audiometry check from last year AUG） i have question，if possible got the way to recovery hearing without hearing aid？ im musician，i need wear headphone all the time。and now hard to mixing and balancing。。。。

[@fallback8314]

has your hearing improved?

[@iIbrahimAlii]

Thank you so much this was concise and clear. Helped me so much

[@invikkk]

Hello, is there second part of this film (mentioned on the end)?

[@Shmiri89]

You can find all of our videos here: centuryhearingaids.com/hearing-aids-101

[@_Captain_Jack_Sparrow_]

Hi In my audio graph right ear graph is ok but in the left ear, two lines are there one continues and another discontinuous

[@CenturyHearingAids]

Hi, you can send your audiogram to us to find out which hearing aid would work best for you. We can be reached at www.centuryheraingaids.com. If a line stops it usually means that is where your hearing declines.

[@_Captain_Jack_Sparrow_]

the link is not working ( *This site can’t be reached* ) I am from India

[@CenturyHearingAids]

@@_Captain_Jack_Sparrow_ Hi, I apologize, we do not service India.

[@lindamarshall3485]

Too bad this wasn't captioned, so that the people who really need this information could access it better.

[@trevorzzealley2670]

Hi Linda , When you watch a youtube video see if there`s a CC (closed captions ) at the bottom RHS of your screen . I`m in the profound range & would be lost without it . Hope it works for you .

[@amelagustafsson1738]

What is recruitment of loudnes?

[@mmmmicheni5141]

Have a great day too, bro! Thanks. :)

[@jasmoneyy]

Thank you

[@RG-hf4et]

Ez to understand. Thx!

[@Himanshu-pj4wk]

thank you so much, it was very helpful

[@inspireandmotivateyourself7462]

Sir if the serve hearing loss how to well

[@shivaniambekar799]

Can u pls do a detailed video on programming of hearing aids.....Am a budding audiologist

[@bushrazaman9882]

Excellent. Thanks

[@heer458]

But why aperson cant hear in such high frequency

[@User12295]

Great job thank you!!

[@albumin1643]

Was really helpful...!

[@ramchantam4494]

Thank you for video

[@AmitThakorlovemeorhateme]

i have 4k notch...in my left ear...its at about 40-45db at 4kz...i feel so bad....in my right ear its at 20db for 4khz....i dont even listen to any kind of loud music nor do i work in noisy environment....dont know what could have caused this....i have this muffled hearing as if its cloggy and under water....i am wonderinig if a bad cold about 3 years back could have caused this when i woke up with an achy left ear after sleeping

[@LovelyBainsOfficial]

Bhai balance me problem aati h ya nai ?

[@srikanthraju7529]

Great job

[@robinlambert934]

I do not understand . I had test today and the lady doing test not a Doctor said my test wasn't making sense . The hearing in booth was awful but the sound waves were good . What does this mean???? Thank you and blessings

[@Shmiri89]

Robin, We cannot tell you what is going on since ewe did not perform the test nor have we seen the test results. You will need to talk to your ENT. If you would like your audiogram evaluated please contact us at [e-mail]

[@mangeshkale1329]

Thank u that was very useful

[@shahkrunal7178]

Very helpful 👍👍

[@dennistedder3384]

How about examples like the x or o for hearing

[@Shmiri89]

Dennis, as the video explains "o" is for the right ear while "x" is for the left ear.

[@fartunmohamedelmi9301]

thank you for video 😙😚💯

[@jameel2254]

you are great!

[@ahmedemad-4021]

That is nice, thanks 💓

[@DrKanhuCharanPatro]

soo nice

[@draliraza8967]

really helpful ......

[@CenturyHearingAids]

We are happy to hear your enjoyed the video, you can find more information on our website www.centuryhearingaids.com

[@HafizahHoshni]

Thank youuu!

[@divyaroy5914]

How to calculate PTA in this ??? Please help me

[@lawrencegamana5367]

average the db(s) or intensities at 500,1000 and 2000hz .............that is to say add the DBs at 500,1000 and 2000hz and divide by 3.....the values you get is the PTA ....which estimates the SRT by 5db width.

[@fausto412]

Very informative, Thank you!

[@s27448632]

Is it possible to get a -5dB result? My results show -5dB for 2000Hz

[@LipHop22]

Some people are even able to hear at -10db for some frequencies, like in my case.

[@mariyamwaseem7885]

Wonderful!

[@abhishekkumarnirala2821]

Why PTA is not done on 8k All of you reply

[@Drraviprajapat03]

8k is not that important for speech. 6k is highest which is required for speech

[@Shaharuiar_Tanvir]

Plz hlp me. This report is mybe . ***Mild conductive hearing loss**..?

[@Shmiri89]

If you suffer from mild hearing loss, we have a behind the ear or in the canal hearing aid for you. Please contact us at [e-mail]

[@nasriyaaysha5046]

Tysm sir

[@CenturyHearingAids]

The answer to the question is 9 dB SPL.

[@deepikasingh3027]

Thanks

[@doctor_introvertt]

Thankx alottttt

[@الوردهالبيضاء-غ4ي7ط]

شكرا جزيلا

[@waheedalam7927]

Good

[@lilygirma4188]

the music in the background is a bit distracting tbh

[@joer736]

i didn't believe this chart at first until i had 5 test done with the same results lolol. I'm like whelp i guess i need hearing aids xD

[@khadijachaabi3965]

Animal 🤢

[@fearoftehdark]

Is it just me or does this video has no audio?

[@illogical1421]

My hearing loss goes from mild to profound at 7k Hz.

[@Asad-7071]

Plz help me

[@farhatbaratbaev4729]

желаю всем здоровья

[@helioconceicao3661]

It doesn’t explain the audiogram ! What about air conduction vs bone conduction ? Very poor video

[@coryayres1862]

Anyone else here from an IPS assignment 2020?

[@charliekelly1909]

i have 7 audiogram cant read them i am blind but i stell no hearing aids this is IRELAND

[@manishjangra9680]

Sir hindi me video bnao

[@Asad-7071]

Hello hi