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tuning fork tests

tuning fork tests

 
tests of hearing using a vibrating tuning fork of known frequency as a source of sound. See bing test, rinne test, schwabach test, and weber test.
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The initial evaluation should include an otoscopic examination, tuning fork tests, and pure tone audiometry.
However, for severe conditions, tests as tuning fork tests, audiometer tests and app-based hearing tests are commonly referred to."
Tuning fork tests were performed wherever possible.
The procedural execution of both sets of tuning fork tests for peripheral neuropathy was performed with the subjects lying in the supine position, with eyes closed during testing [43, 44].
He did not respond to tuning fork tests. His pure tone audiometry showed bilateral profound sensorineural hearing loss (in Figure 3).
The reporting soldiers were checked for type of deafness by evaluating the finding of Rinnes and Webers clinical tuning fork tests. Degree of deafness was determined by pure tone audiometry for each ear .
In this situation, the results of the 256- and 512-Hz tuning fork tests, which lateralized to the right ear, were a telltale sign of a false A-B gap.
Tuning fork tests were done, pure tone Audiometry, X-ray both mastoids, X-ray PNS Waters' view; Otoscopic examination and examination under microscope were performed in all the patients.
Students learn to perform otoscopic examinations, tuning fork tests, pure tone and speech audiometry with and without masking, and tympanometry.
A total of 741 rural school children were examined for ear pathologies using otoscopy and tuning fork tests. Children who had hearing loss clinically were assessed by Pure Tone Audiometrey in Sri Siddhartha Medical College.
For both test & control groups, a detailed medical history was obtained, and physical examinations including anterior rhinoscopy, posterior rhinoscopy, otoscopy, tuning fork tests, impedance audiometry, pure tone audiometry, and speech audiometry, as indicated, were performed.
Following tuning fork tests were performed to make a preliminary assessment of type and amount of hearing loss:
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