(NOT) DR. SKYE'S
HEARING TEST
AUDIO HEARING LISTENING PHONE SPEAKER ASSESSMENT
A super non-professional frequency range evaluation tool. What is a frequency range evaluation tool? I don't know, you'll have to ask Skye!!!/div>
WARNING: USE REASONABLE VOLUME LEVELS But also turn on ur volume
1000 HZ
CLINICAL INSTRUCTIONS:
There are none! Ope! I'm not a doctor, that's not what I trained to do. But you know what, one of us in this room could tell you so much more about the test than I could. Here are some good example questions:
is this a real test you use
what does this test even tell us
what is a hertz, like the electricity?
There are none! Ope! I'm not a doctor, that's not what I trained to do. But you know what, one of us in this room could tell you so much more about the test than I could. Here are some good example questions:
is this a real test you use
what does this test even tell us
what is a hertz, like the electricity?
heres what i heard online about this:
• OPTIMAL HEARING (18-25): UP TO 20,000 HZ
• NORMAL ADULT (26-35): UP TO 15,000-17,000 HZ
• MILD DECLINE (36-45): UP TO 12,000-15,000 HZ
• MODERATE DECLINE (46-55): UP TO 8,000-12,000 HZ
• AGE-RELATED LOSS (55+): UP TO 6,000-10,000 HZ
MEDICAL DISCLAIMER:
nooooo don't use it medically!! i can't even vouch for the tone accuracy
• OPTIMAL HEARING (18-25): UP TO 20,000 HZ
• NORMAL ADULT (26-35): UP TO 15,000-17,000 HZ
• MILD DECLINE (36-45): UP TO 12,000-15,000 HZ
• MODERATE DECLINE (46-55): UP TO 8,000-12,000 HZ
• AGE-RELATED LOSS (55+): UP TO 6,000-10,000 HZ
MEDICAL DISCLAIMER:
nooooo don't use it medically!! i can't even vouch for the tone accuracy