Need help understanding my Audiogram

Hi I finally was able to get a copy of my Audiogram today at an appointment I’ve put as much as I can of the left ear information but I don’t understand all of the left ear information on the Audiogram or how to translate it. I’ve attached a picture of it

If anyone can help me understand the left ear information better and if I need to put it all on my Audiogram on here and if so how I would go about it.

I think it might be VT - possibly Variable Threshold - that they couldn’t get a fixed value due to the variation in the conductivity across your head or interference from LF background noise masking the contra-lateral value out.

I recently had my hearing tested again by my current audiologist, about 9 months after my first test. I will post the new one in a bit on my profile page. She wanted a new test because of the disparity between my left and right ear–thinking a significant change would mean I should be examined by an ENT to rule out acoustic neuroma. She says the changes were insignificant, so that’s good. But I feel like I’m comparing apples and oranges in the word recognition scores department. The first audiogram put my scores at 84% in my right ear at 65 dB and 96% in my left ear at 50 dB. The new test reports the scores this way: 94% at 75 dB in my right ear and 100% at 70 dB in my left ear. When I asked why she tested the WRS at higher decibels (or why the other audiologist tested at the lower decibels), I didn’t understand the “why,” except that the way the current audiologist tested conforms with the more stringent, better protocols required by the VA. (I’m not a vet.) Is this kind of goofy, or am I just being overly inquisitive? At the start of the WR test, she asked me to tell her when I could hear the testing voice clearly and comfortably, and that’s what she tested at. (I think).