Understanding Audiometry and Audiograms

[@Pro0osh]

This is the second time I watch your video... Even though PTA was explained for us by our professors many times.. I only understood it fully from your video... really great job

[@ZeroToFinals]

Great to hear!

[@gaurabbhattarai4585]

@@ZeroToFinals You clearly have normal hearing range.
Bad... bad joke. sorry, thanks for doing what you do!

[@Duskysky1]

Watching videos before my exams
Thank God for these study videos on YT

[@drvinothkumarj1491]

Understood very easily
My professor was teaching it like a rocket science

[@MovieHeretic]

Great introduction to Audiograms, really nailed for me the differences between sensorineural, conductive, and mixed hearing results. Now have to find something this excellent to explain the point of lesion and pathology indicators.

[@alejaguerrer8815]

I understood better than in three hours of class. Thank You !!

[@aussie_philosopher8079]

I've worked as arecording engineer , for the last 6 years an Acoustic consultant now Iam looking up starting up my own audiometry business with some other sound/audio related services.

[@vishabhsingh2255]

This is subjective test not Objective

[@rumeysaeed1]

Thats right

[@guptajimbbsstudent1451]

What is objective test for hearing?

[@avtarbamania_2558]

@@guptajimbbsstudent1451tympanometry,, BERA

[@mohammadal-drees3106]

Yep.

[@mohitraj3538]

Bera ,OAE and tympanometry are objective u r right PTA is subjective

[@elizabetharhin5993]

I have practicals today wish me well😊

[@nourdjihane9604]

I Love your simple explanation , my fav medical channel so far

[@MarcinPleskacz]

Tonal audiometry is a SUBJECTIVE metod of testing patient's hearing, as we rely on their response. There are a lot of other OBJECTIVE metods, but you described a subjective one ;)

[@shanefrank3281]

By far the best video on this I have seen. Thank you!

[@mamikievukeya7993]

brilliant video as always. short and veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeery informative. I dont even feel like I have to re-read over the textbook again😊

[@nashesmith]

I really wish I had this video when I was in college. I struggled to understand this. This was so straight forward! Thank you

[@user-oi2lm9dp6u]

finally someone who simply explains it

[@yogeeta-4477]

thankyou so much. ent is much easier with the help of your videos. keep your work high!!

[@coramckee8502]

My professor could have shortened their entire 2 hour lecture for this video... im mad but also thankful for you.

[@scarletdamsel3139]

😂🤣😂

[@Omerkaya-io3rb]

I am so happy to learn how to read audiogram. Thank you. It feels great.

[@Chloe.zyxwvu]

Incredible. What took weeks to breakdown from a text and practice tests took 4:57 to finally understand right here.

[@ZeroToFinals]

Great to hear it helped and saved some time

[@HighHell99]

Thanks, I have an ENT exam in 2 hours, and this helped greatly!
Simple and to the point.

[@mohdparvez9874]

Great explanation, and the visuals helped a lot

[@user-uw7ms4tt2m]

What is true about the frequency in a hearing test?
1) Frequency affects the "pitch"
2) Frequency affects the "loudness"
3) Frequency is measured in decibel units
4) Frequency can also be a negative number

[@mirhanoor6309]

Understand ...and clear all concepts

[@varunbide]

Loved the simple explanation, animation and narration! Thank you!

[@pfunkle]

If you are using this to study and have also learned about masking,
The symbols for bone conduction in this video are the masked bone conduction symbols, ] and [
The symbols for unmasked bone conduction are > and <
You do not use the ] and [ symbols unless you have masked for bone conduction at that frequency.
For type of hearing loss,
It is also important to note that not all of the thresholds have to conform to the rules presented here.
If even one bone conduction threshold is greater than your normal range, we consider that person to have sensorineural hearing loss.
If two or more frequencies have significant air-bone gaps (15 or more), we consider that person to have conductive hearing loss.
It doesn't have to be the same across the entire audiogram.
Happy studying!

[@zarahutabarat8819]

Very informative and super helpful !! Thanks for the great video!

[@Abdollah-dr4mq]

Great video!!!

[@merlvynfreeman5530]

i rarely comment on med school videos but this is fabulous!

[@ZeroToFinals]

thanks!

[@kristinamitenkova4240]

This is the best video ever! Makes so much sense! Thank you so much ☀

[@muskanmakandar3550]

Great video 👍

[@zusakhentloko]

thank you - a grateful first year .

[@shivalikabisht1097]

Simple, Concise, Perfect!

[@Blondie2276]

Mine was in 25 sc moderate sensorneural hearing loss. Im going soon to doc. I already had 3 test done at school 2 donw by professionals. So woild i get fitted for hearing aids that day?

[@Pro0osh]

R.I.P my ENT professor

[@faceyourfears208]

Thank you , simply described ❤

[@Pro0osh]

Thank you so much
Great explanation

[@zahraaalialhares6086]

Thank you very much.🤍🤍🤍

[@nahidmahamud8099]

Short and precise. Thanks.

[@Hana_Fazil]

" [ "this symbol is used in masked bone conduction
For bone conduction < - right and
> - left ear
Is used...😌

[@chandramoulis.g7202]

You are super teacher,, make it very easy to understand ❤

[@smdmlk]

It's very helpful for us. Thank you so much sir.

[@mehdinoorie4450]

very straight forward and easy to understand thank you very much

[@saadj.chughtai5933]

So clear to understand all because of your video

[@muhammadahmed6038]

This is gold!💛💛THANK YOU

[@kamal8426]

Very clear, Excellent video

[@Shubham_9898]

Beautifully explained!!

[@janbalsarad1896]

Very good and easy way of expressing.

[@fadiazar7357]

Thank you a lot . That was so clear to understand

[@matthewojars]

You are simply a genius 💥

[@humy1999]

Thank you so much for this fantastic video!

[@nazaninnorbakhsh]

It's so great thanks❤

[@zetalambda76]

Great information! Thank you

[@maysj.j.5653]

Such a great rescue 😔🥹🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵

[@dinutoni7598]

Great explanation...Thank you👊

[@ZeroToFinals]

Thanks!

[@dabig_guy2204]

@@ZeroToFinals thanks

[@sophieahsomrah7978]

Love this! SO comprehensive

[@helloheyyyyyyy792]

That was a great video, thanks Sm

[@Kkiikkee10]

Really good video and explanation.

[@arbulnisar8326]

Very nice explanation.
Thank you.

[@chefelixntin6455]

Thank you for the great video, was really informative

[@sabawoonmohmand4911]

Very informative! Thank you.

[@heatherwhitaker3991]

love your lessons

[@43pranjalshinde10]

Thanks you made it damn easy I never understood that much of it

[@vaishnavisonare829]

GREAT video Sir👍

[@rabianurari5676]

THANK YOU A LOT💕💕💕

[@prerajulisation.]

Great video

[@dibyasattwakarmakar]

Thank You , Sir

[@ezekiel4614]

Thank you.. made it really easy

[@johnkneelad]

Thank you very much for that info.

[@user-dv9rz2ik8o]

Thank u .. It was helpful for me

[@CatNZ30]

Amazing video thanks. Why couldn't i have found your stuff earlier in my degree :O

[@amiraabowafa1581]

Great video to the point thank you so much

[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

Great explanation

[@AHMED-bc7iw]

Thank you so much

[@07.abdulgafur99]

Excellent

[@diptimanroy493]

Thank you 😇♥️

[@zulmarico197]

So helpful! Thanks

[@prekshahachibatti5817]

Thank you

[@monasadhana3215]

Right bone conduction and left bone conduction symbols are incorrect

[@033jithuchandran7]

Very informative 👍

[@bandhanwathore9554]

Thank you so much 💕

[@spiracticaldoctor7197]

thank you

[@abdulellahmohsen]

Thanks

[@rozhaabbastahir4022]

THIS SAVED MY FUCKING LIFE

[@maduraikalatta5698]

Best explaining

[@theeetax6747]

Best video
thank you

[@dugu233]

Woww you made it very easy for us

[@ZeroToFinals]

Thanks!

[@abbasfauzia6894]

Thankyou

[@faisalmansoor110]

Thank you 😭😭😭

[@donya_zidan]

Thank you a lote . It helped me 💛

[@d.6822]

So good

[@nasrakreem5338]

Thanks 💘

[@healthtipsbydr.nadeemiqbal1816]

Well explained

[@areebariaz6844]

Amazing

[@janeulalia]

Amazing explanation!

[@ZeroToFinals]

Thank you!

[@tayyu9663]

Thanks a lot🙏

[@americafirst834]

Your symbols for BC are incorrect, you displayed the masked symbols for BC ] [ when you should have displayed < > for unmasked BC.

[@optimusprime-ly5hw]

Why my doctor told me to get audiometry test when I was having vertigo problem??

[@emmanueljesudoss326]

It's because it's a test battery....your hearing status must be completely analyzed. Before going into vestibular test to correlate it with your hearing status

[@voideyess]

Audiometry is subjective, not objective because the patient has to click a button when they hear a sound to see how well they hear

[@deepikamali5398]

Thank you so much sir🙏❤️

[@ZeroToFinals]

Glad to help. thanks for leaving a comment!

[@khushboosharma8682]

thnk you

[@amanwithmorals3278]

I'm 20 year old and sometime i can't understand what people are saying and mishear words also i experience some fluttering and ringing sound in my ear occasionally. So, i did PTA test and it came normal. All plots were above 20 Db or at 20 Db(250 hz and 4000 hz). And three frequency average was 11.3 Db andd 13.3 Db for left and right ear. Is it normal? If yes then why i face difficulty hearing and understanding sometime.