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  • 1122qq

    Bilateral, asymmetric

    Pattern includes estimated frequencies

    Left:
    Moderately severe · Other / irregular · Sensorineural pattern (presumed)
    Right:
    slight in the lows, moderately severe in the highs · High-frequency predominant / sloping, with a notch · Sensorineural pattern (presumed)

    Sensorineural is presumed for browsing because no bone-conduction measurements were entered.

    Tested

    Audiogram: air and bone conduction thresholds by frequencyHearing level in decibels, 0 at the top and worse hearing lower down, plotted against frequency from 250 to 8000 hertz. Right ear thresholds are red, left ear are blue, and each combination of air or bone conduction and masked or unmasked has its own symbol, named in the key. Air conduction thresholds are joined by a line that carries a symbol only where a threshold was measured, so a stretch with no symbol on it spans a frequency nobody tested. A downward arrow marks a frequency where the ear did not respond at the level tried, so the real threshold is worse than the point shown. Every value is listed in the tables on this member’s profile page.NormalSlightMildModerateMod. severeSevereProfound-1001020304050607080901001101202505001000200040008000Frequency (Hz)Hearing level (dB HL)
    • Left ear, air conduction
    • Right ear, air conduction
  • 25Firefighter

    Bilateral, asymmetric

    Left:
    slight in the lows, moderate in the highs · High-frequency predominant / sloping, with a notch · Sensorineural pattern (presumed)
    Right:
    Moderately severe · Flat / broadly even · Sensorineural pattern (presumed)

    Sensorineural is presumed for browsing because no bone-conduction measurements were entered.

    Test date not recorded

    Audiogram: air and bone conduction thresholds by frequencyHearing level in decibels, 0 at the top and worse hearing lower down, plotted against frequency from 250 to 8000 hertz. Right ear thresholds are red, left ear are blue, and each combination of air or bone conduction and masked or unmasked has its own symbol, named in the key. Air conduction thresholds are joined by a line that carries a symbol only where a threshold was measured, so a stretch with no symbol on it spans a frequency nobody tested. A downward arrow marks a frequency where the ear did not respond at the level tried, so the real threshold is worse than the point shown. Every value is listed in the tables on this member’s profile page.NormalSlightMildModerateMod. severeSevereProfound-1001020304050607080901001101202505001000200040008000Frequency (Hz)Hearing level (dB HL)
    • Left ear, air conduction
    • Right ear, air conduction
  • 2d0833296daf7b1a189e

    Bilateral, asymmetric

    Left:
    moderately severe in the lows, profound in the highs · High-frequency predominant / sloping, with a notch · Sensorineural pattern (presumed)
    Right:
    mild in the lows, profound in the highs · Steep high-frequency sloping, with a notch · Sensorineural pattern (presumed)

    Sensorineural is presumed for browsing because no bone-conduction measurements were entered.

    Tested

    Audiogram: air and bone conduction thresholds by frequencyHearing level in decibels, 0 at the top and worse hearing lower down, plotted against frequency from 250 to 8000 hertz. Right ear thresholds are red, left ear are blue, and each combination of air or bone conduction and masked or unmasked has its own symbol, named in the key. Air conduction thresholds are joined by a line that carries a symbol only where a threshold was measured, so a stretch with no symbol on it spans a frequency nobody tested. A downward arrow marks a frequency where the ear did not respond at the level tried, so the real threshold is worse than the point shown. Every value is listed in the tables on this member’s profile page.NormalSlightMildModerateMod. severeSevereProfound-1001020304050607080901001101202505001000200040008000Frequency (Hz)Hearing level (dB HL)
    • Left ear, air conduction
    • Right ear, air conduction
  • 4mhatch7

    Bilateral, asymmetric

    Left:
    slight in the lows, moderately severe in the highs · Steep high-frequency sloping · Type uncertain / unknown
    Right:
    within normal range in the lows, severe in the highs · High-frequency predominant / sloping · Type uncertain / unknown

    Tested

    Audiogram: air and bone conduction thresholds by frequencyHearing level in decibels, 0 at the top and worse hearing lower down, plotted against frequency from 250 to 8000 hertz. Right ear thresholds are red, left ear are blue, and each combination of air or bone conduction and masked or unmasked has its own symbol, named in the key. Air conduction thresholds are joined by a line that carries a symbol only where a threshold was measured, so a stretch with no symbol on it spans a frequency nobody tested. A downward arrow marks a frequency where the ear did not respond at the level tried, so the real threshold is worse than the point shown. Every value is listed in the tables on this member’s profile page.NormalSlightMildModerateMod. severeSevereProfound-1001020304050607080901001101202505001000200040008000Frequency (Hz)Hearing level (dB HL)
    • Left ear, air conduction
    • Right ear, air conduction
    • Left ear, bone conduction
    • Right ear, bone conduction
  • 5745459

    Bilateral, asymmetric

    Left:
    Profound · Flat / broadly even · Type uncertain / unknown
    Right:
    Moderately severe · Mid-frequency spared / reverse cookie-bite, with a notch · Type uncertain / unknown

    Tested

    Audiogram: air and bone conduction thresholds by frequencyHearing level in decibels, 0 at the top and worse hearing lower down, plotted against frequency from 250 to 8000 hertz. Right ear thresholds are red, left ear are blue, and each combination of air or bone conduction and masked or unmasked has its own symbol, named in the key. Air conduction thresholds are joined by a line that carries a symbol only where a threshold was measured, so a stretch with no symbol on it spans a frequency nobody tested. A downward arrow marks a frequency where the ear did not respond at the level tried, so the real threshold is worse than the point shown. Every value is listed in the tables on this member’s profile page.NormalSlightMildModerateMod. severeSevereProfound-1001020304050607080901001101202505001000200040008000Frequency (Hz)Hearing level (dB HL)
    • Left ear, air conduction
    • Right ear, air conduction
    • Left ear, bone conduction
    • Right ear, bone conduction
  • 59Cooper

    Bilateral, asymmetric, moderately severe, steep high-frequency sloping, presumed sensorineural loss

    Pattern includes estimated frequencies

    Left:
    mild in the lows, profound in the highs · Steep high-frequency sloping · Sensorineural pattern (presumed)
    Right:
    slight in the lows, profound in the highs · Steep high-frequency sloping · Sensorineural pattern (presumed)

    Sensorineural is presumed for browsing because no bone-conduction measurements were entered.

    Test date not recorded

    Audiogram: air and bone conduction thresholds by frequencyHearing level in decibels, 0 at the top and worse hearing lower down, plotted against frequency from 250 to 8000 hertz. Right ear thresholds are red, left ear are blue, and each combination of air or bone conduction and masked or unmasked has its own symbol, named in the key. Air conduction thresholds are joined by a line that carries a symbol only where a threshold was measured, so a stretch with no symbol on it spans a frequency nobody tested. A downward arrow marks a frequency where the ear did not respond at the level tried, so the real threshold is worse than the point shown. Every value is listed in the tables on this member’s profile page.NormalSlightMildModerateMod. severeSevereProfound-1001020304050607080901001101202505001000200040008000Frequency (Hz)Hearing level (dB HL)
    • Left ear, air conduction
    • Right ear, air conduction
  • 66f6e6b71138ed0be633

    Bilateral, asymmetric

    Left:
    slight in the lows, severe in the highs · Steep high-frequency sloping · Sensorineural pattern (presumed)
    Right:
    within normal range in the lows, mild in the highs · Notched · Sensorineural pattern (presumed)

    Sensorineural is presumed for browsing because no bone-conduction measurements were entered.

    Test date not recorded

    Audiogram: air and bone conduction thresholds by frequencyHearing level in decibels, 0 at the top and worse hearing lower down, plotted against frequency from 250 to 8000 hertz. Right ear thresholds are red, left ear are blue, and each combination of air or bone conduction and masked or unmasked has its own symbol, named in the key. Air conduction thresholds are joined by a line that carries a symbol only where a threshold was measured, so a stretch with no symbol on it spans a frequency nobody tested. A downward arrow marks a frequency where the ear did not respond at the level tried, so the real threshold is worse than the point shown. Every value is listed in the tables on this member’s profile page.NormalSlightMildModerateMod. severeSevereProfound-1001020304050607080901001101202505001000200040008000Frequency (Hz)Hearing level (dB HL)
    • Left ear, air conduction
    • Right ear, air conduction
  • 7ec36019a01f64ab7064

    Bilateral, asymmetric

    Left:
    mild in the lows, moderate in the highs · High-frequency predominant / sloping · Sensorineural pattern (presumed)
    Right:
    moderately severe in the lows, profound in the highs · Steep high-frequency sloping · Sensorineural pattern (presumed)

    Sensorineural is presumed for browsing because no bone-conduction measurements were entered.

    Tested

    Audiogram: air and bone conduction thresholds by frequencyHearing level in decibels, 0 at the top and worse hearing lower down, plotted against frequency from 250 to 8000 hertz. Right ear thresholds are red, left ear are blue, and each combination of air or bone conduction and masked or unmasked has its own symbol, named in the key. Air conduction thresholds are joined by a line that carries a symbol only where a threshold was measured, so a stretch with no symbol on it spans a frequency nobody tested. A downward arrow marks a frequency where the ear did not respond at the level tried, so the real threshold is worse than the point shown. Every value is listed in the tables on this member’s profile page.NormalSlightMildModerateMod. severeSevereProfound-1001020304050607080901001101202505001000200040008000Frequency (Hz)Hearing level (dB HL)
    • Left ear, air conduction
    • Right ear, air conduction
  • a440jim

    Bilateral, asymmetric

    Left:
    mild in the lows, profound in the highs · Steep high-frequency sloping, with a notch · Sensorineural pattern (presumed)
    Right:
    slight in the lows, moderately severe in the highs · High-frequency predominant / sloping, with a notch · Sensorineural pattern (presumed)

    Sensorineural is presumed for browsing because no bone-conduction measurements were entered.

    Test date not recorded

    Audiogram: air and bone conduction thresholds by frequencyHearing level in decibels, 0 at the top and worse hearing lower down, plotted against frequency from 250 to 8000 hertz. Right ear thresholds are red, left ear are blue, and each combination of air or bone conduction and masked or unmasked has its own symbol, named in the key. Air conduction thresholds are joined by a line that carries a symbol only where a threshold was measured, so a stretch with no symbol on it spans a frequency nobody tested. A downward arrow marks a frequency where the ear did not respond at the level tried, so the real threshold is worse than the point shown. Every value is listed in the tables on this member’s profile page.NormalSlightMildModerateMod. severeSevereProfound-1001020304050607080901001101202505001000200040008000Frequency (Hz)Hearing level (dB HL)
    • Left ear, air conduction
    • Right ear, air conduction
  • aartstuivenberg

    Bilateral, asymmetric

    Left:
    moderate in the lows, mild in the highs · Other / irregular · Sensorineural pattern (presumed)
    Right:
    slight in the lows, moderate in the highs · High-frequency predominant / sloping · Sensorineural pattern (presumed)

    Sensorineural is presumed for browsing because no bone-conduction measurements were entered.

    Tested

    Audiogram: air and bone conduction thresholds by frequencyHearing level in decibels, 0 at the top and worse hearing lower down, plotted against frequency from 250 to 8000 hertz. Right ear thresholds are red, left ear are blue, and each combination of air or bone conduction and masked or unmasked has its own symbol, named in the key. Air conduction thresholds are joined by a line that carries a symbol only where a threshold was measured, so a stretch with no symbol on it spans a frequency nobody tested. A downward arrow marks a frequency where the ear did not respond at the level tried, so the real threshold is worse than the point shown. Every value is listed in the tables on this member’s profile page.NormalSlightMildModerateMod. severeSevereProfound-1001020304050607080901001101202505001000200040008000Frequency (Hz)Hearing level (dB HL)
    • Left ear, air conduction
    • Right ear, air conduction
  • aashishkul

    Bilateral, asymmetric

    Pattern includes estimated frequencies

    Left:
    mild in the lows, moderately severe in the highs · High-frequency predominant / sloping · Sensorineural pattern (presumed)
    Right:
    mild in the lows, profound in the highs · Steep high-frequency sloping · Sensorineural pattern (presumed)

    Sensorineural is presumed for browsing because no bone-conduction measurements were entered.

    Test date not recorded

    Audiogram: air and bone conduction thresholds by frequencyHearing level in decibels, 0 at the top and worse hearing lower down, plotted against frequency from 250 to 8000 hertz. Right ear thresholds are red, left ear are blue, and each combination of air or bone conduction and masked or unmasked has its own symbol, named in the key. Air conduction thresholds are joined by a line that carries a symbol only where a threshold was measured, so a stretch with no symbol on it spans a frequency nobody tested. A downward arrow marks a frequency where the ear did not respond at the level tried, so the real threshold is worse than the point shown. Every value is listed in the tables on this member’s profile page.NormalSlightMildModerateMod. severeSevereProfound-1001020304050607080901001101202505001000200040008000Frequency (Hz)Hearing level (dB HL)
    • Left ear, air conduction
    • Right ear, air conduction
  • aawrs

    Bilateral, asymmetric

    Left:
    moderately severe in the lows, severe in the highs · Other / irregular · Sensorineural pattern (presumed)
    Right:
    severe in the lows, profound in the highs · High-frequency predominant / sloping · Sensorineural pattern (presumed)

    Sensorineural is presumed for browsing because no bone-conduction measurements were entered.

    Test date not recorded

    Audiogram: air and bone conduction thresholds by frequencyHearing level in decibels, 0 at the top and worse hearing lower down, plotted against frequency from 250 to 8000 hertz. Right ear thresholds are red, left ear are blue, and each combination of air or bone conduction and masked or unmasked has its own symbol, named in the key. Air conduction thresholds are joined by a line that carries a symbol only where a threshold was measured, so a stretch with no symbol on it spans a frequency nobody tested. A downward arrow marks a frequency where the ear did not respond at the level tried, so the real threshold is worse than the point shown. Every value is listed in the tables on this member’s profile page.NormalSlightMildModerateMod. severeSevereProfound-1001020304050607080901001101202505001000200040008000Frequency (Hz)Hearing level (dB HL)
    • Left ear, air conduction
    • Right ear, air conduction

These adult browsing rules describe member-shared measurements. A calculated pattern and a clinician-recorded diagnosis are separate. Missing values, no-response limits, and unresolved masking can leave categories unknown.