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Hello everyone!

I am a second year audiology grad student and i was wondering how you
can test other hearing aids when we have hearing aids and things
ourselves. I know there are ways to do it and i just wanted to get some
feedback on how its done.

Thanks!
Kristina
Fri Sep 5, 2008 1:18 pm

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Hello All! I teach an Advanced Audiology class in our undergrad program at the University of Northern Colorado. One of the assignments the students have to do... 		earprof
Offline Send Email 		Sep 4, 2008
7:38 pm

sorry, i am of no help. i have a flat 95 db loss from birth. sounds like you're looking for a case history to determine a possible solution for a conductive or...
Peter B
pbcarrollton
Offline Send Email 		Sep 4, 2008
10:16 pm

Tina, I have mod-profound SNHL and I'd be happy to help! jillyoung@... Jill ... -- J. Young, Au.D. Doctor of Audiology Board Certified in Audiology 2280...
J. Young
jill_aud
Offline Send Email 		Sep 5, 2008
12:52 pm

Hello everyone! I am a second year audiology grad student and i was wondering how you can test other hearing aids when we have hearing aids and things ...
ka25@...
kryssi06
Offline Send Email 		Sep 5, 2008
1:18 pm

hmmm...the old fashioned way. the old analyzer where you insert into a coupler, close the lid, and get a printout. works on any model. ... From:...
Peter B
pbcarrollton
Offline Send Email 		Sep 5, 2008
1:49 pm

and using the test box is really the only way to know exactly what any hearing aid is doing at any point in time....brand new from the manufacturer, it should...
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ssjoblad
Offline Send Email 		Sep 5, 2008
2:13 pm

Well said Dr. Sjoblad. I agree as well. Fortunately, HA analyzers are getting better at talking to compression system so our results are better than the old...
Brad Ingrao, AuD
ingraob
Offline Send Email 		Sep 5, 2008
4:43 pm

Kristina, In addition to Peter's suggestion, there are ways to do listening checks. I agree that objective analysis is good, but you can also glean a lot from...
Brad Ingrao, AuD
ingraob
Offline Send Email 		Sep 5, 2008
4:41 pm

Hey Kristina, Do you have an FM system? If you do there is a great way to do listening checks. This is how I do mine. So you would need your reciever on your ...
Mark Campbell
mark04hc
Offline Send Email 		Sep 5, 2008
5:39 pm

Thanks for the info! I use the Phonak HandyMic...it comes with an audio cable that can fit into sound systems. I dont have the boom mic accessory though...But...
ka25@...
kryssi06
Offline Send Email 		Sep 5, 2008
8:34 pm

I have the HandyMic as well... unfortunately a boom mic or any external microphone cannot be added to the HandyMic ... but you could patch it into another FM...
Suzanne Yoder
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Offline Send Email 		Sep 5, 2008
8:43 pm

Suzanne, Thanks for that info. I found the picture you were talking about on the AMPHL page. I will definatley try this out! Kristina...
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kryssi06
Offline Send Email 		Sep 5, 2008
9:23 pm
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