The record of a hearing test.
A graph that shows the ability of a person to hear tones of varying frequencies.
A graph drawn by an audiometer.
Record of an individual’s hearing sensitivity.
The graphic record of a test of hearing carried out on an audiometer.
A graph produced during hearing tests (with an audiometer) that shows the hearing threshold —the minimal audible loudness level — for a range of sound frequencies.
A graphic record produced by an audiometer.
A visual representation, in the form of a chart or graph, displaying the outcomes of a hearing test performed using audiographic equipment. The chart illustrates the lowest volume of sounds, at different frequencies or pitches, that can be detected by the individual.
An audiogram is a visual representation of the results obtained from audiometry, a procedure used to measure an individual’s sense of hearing. This graph illustrates the hearing threshold, which represents the minimum decibel level required for each specific sound frequency to be audible to the person being tested. By plotting the thresholds for various frequencies, an audiogram provides a comprehensive overview of an individual’s hearing abilities across the audible range. This valuable tool assists healthcare professionals in assessing and diagnosing hearing impairments and guiding appropriate interventions or treatments.