Pure Tone Audiometry
Pure Tone Audiometry (PTA) is a hearing test used to measure the hearing sensitivity of an individual. It is a key diagnostic tool in audiology to assess the degree and type of hearing loss. During the test, a range of pure tones is played through headphones, and the patient indicates when they can hear each sound. The results help audiologists determine the best course of action for hearing loss management.
- Comprehensive hearing assessment
- Identification of hearing thresholds
- Detection of type and degree of hearing loss
- Determination of the need for hearing aids or other devices
- Baseline for monitoring hearing over time
- Customized hearing care plan
- Non-invasive and pain-free procedure
- Suitable for all age groups
- Performed by experienced audiologists
- Essential for diagnosing auditory issues
FAQ
Pure Tone Audiometry is a hearing test that measures the sensitivity of a person's hearing across a range of frequencies using pure tones.
During the test, the patient wears headphones and listens to a series of tones at various frequencies and volumes, indicating when they can hear each tone.
Anyone experiencing hearing difficulties, or those who need a baseline hearing test for future comparisons, should consider getting a Pure Tone Audiometry test.