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auditory threshold

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auditory threshold
Etymology: L, audire, to hear; AS, threscold
the lowest intensity at which a sound may be heard. An audiologist typically determines a patient's threshold for pure tones and speech.


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Auditory steady-state response (ASSR) audiometry is a commercially available tool that is used to predict behavioral auditory threshold levels.
Auditory steady-state response audiometry in profound SNHL: The ... by Manolidis, Spiros / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
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Newborns who are considered to be at risk for hearing loss must undergo BERA testing to ascertain their auditory threshold, I-V latency interval, and I/V amplitude ratio.
Delay in maturation of the auditory pathway and its relationship to ... by da Silveira, Jose Alexandre Medicis / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
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