Central masking appeared in the first trial. But why did not you play 5-dB HL stimulus for twice to confirm his masked BC threshold? I saw you only play the 5-dB HL stimulus for once.
Hi Terry! Thank you for your interest in our videos. Our media services department put these together for us a few years ago and does not have the capacity to edit them again for us. We will keep your comment in mind for future videos, though!
Thank you for your comment. This masking rule can be found in the Pure Tone Audiometry and Masking textbook written by Maureen Valente. There are multiple ways to mask for bone conduction. This is the foundational rule we teach our students.
@@LetsRopeUp Hello! I am a student currently in WA state. We follow the IHS textbook very closely. As of yet I have not seen any protocols to apply masking in the NTE when there isn't an air-bone-gap. Could you clarify why you use this method VS masking only the gap. If my memory serves correct IA is 0 dB with BC? Is that the reason for masking? Is this a local regulation or perhaps specific to your company? Thanks for the info!
@@alec7083 Hi Alec! Masking for both sides gives you accurate scores for the bone conduction thresholds for both ears. Whether you use the rule or you apply masking all the time, you're testing correctly. Many times we teach students to mask both sides to they get lots of practice with masking. I hope that gives you some clarification. Thank you for your question!
Hi Eugenia! Thank you for pointing that out. We do not initially teach our students to use the occlusion effect. That is a procedure taught after they grasp the fundamentals of masking and bone conduction testing. Masking with the occlusion effect is on my list of video ideas for the future!
Great example of a well done test. The patient/client dialogue is very clear and assuring.Thanks for helping me with my studies.
It was nice of milana vayntrub to spare some time to come do some bone conduction tests
Great video, I love the GSI Pello Audiometer we have in my office, It has a nice large screen and many features which are very convenient
Your Audiometer is so lovely . We had one in university🙌🏻 i hope to by one of them for myself . İt is so good for some special examinations🙌🏻
Great video. Thank you. I have the same audiometer
Central masking appeared in the first trial. But why did not you play 5-dB HL stimulus for twice to confirm his masked BC threshold? I saw you only play the 5-dB HL stimulus for once.
Can you make a video with just the bone conduction frequencies w the music please? Seems to be helping me believe it or not. 🤔
Hi Terry! Thank you for your interest in our videos. Our media services department put these together for us a few years ago and does not have the capacity to edit them again for us. We will keep your comment in mind for future videos, though!
which kind of this audiometer machine I like it
Hi there! The audiometer used in the video is an Inventis Harp. Thanks for watching!
What is the name of this type of masking with 10 db above NTE
Thank you for your comment. This masking rule can be found in the Pure Tone Audiometry and Masking textbook written by Maureen Valente. There are multiple ways to mask for bone conduction. This is the foundational rule we teach our students.
@@LetsRopeUp Hello! I am a student currently in WA state. We follow the IHS textbook very closely. As of yet I have not seen any protocols to apply masking in the NTE when there isn't an air-bone-gap. Could you clarify why you use this method VS masking only the gap. If my memory serves correct IA is 0 dB with BC? Is that the reason for masking? Is this a local regulation or perhaps specific to your company? Thanks for the info!
@@alec7083 Hi Alec! Masking for both sides gives you accurate scores for the bone conduction thresholds for both ears. Whether you use the rule or you apply masking all the time, you're testing correctly. Many times we teach students to mask both sides to they get lots of practice with masking. I hope that gives you some clarification. Thank you for your question!
Plz tell me this Audiometer machine model
In this video we are using an Inventis Harp. Thanks for watching!
audio is awful.
Thank you for your comment. Not everyone likes the music playing in the background. You could try turning on the captions and viewing without audio!
Did not account for the Occlusion Effect in the NTE while masking at 1k,500k
Hi Eugenia! Thank you for pointing that out. We do not initially teach our students to use the occlusion effect. That is a procedure taught after they grasp the fundamentals of masking and bone conduction testing. Masking with the occlusion effect is on my list of video ideas for the future!
@@LetsRopeUp great look forward to more videos!