Audiogram
Audiology Hearing Test.
The primary diagnostic test used to measure hearing is an audiogram, which is conducted through audiometry. This test involves various sound frequencies and intensities to determine an individual's hearing sensitivity. Additionally, pure-tone audiometry is commonly used, where patients listen to tones at different pitches and volumes to identify the faintest sounds they can hear. Other tests may include speech audiometry and tympanometry to assess different aspects of hearing function.
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Enzymes are commonly used in diagnostic kits to test for diseases such as heart attacks (troponin), liver disease (AST, ALT), pancreatic disorders (amylase, lipase), and certain cancers (PSA, CA-125). These enzymes are measured in the blood to help diagnose and monitor the progression of these conditions.
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Two tests that are commonly used to distinguish conductive hearing loss from sensorineural are Rinne's test and Weber's test.
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The audiometer was used to test the patient's hearing abilities.
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