Part |
Reference scene
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Hearing loss
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1 |
Rustling of leaves, the sound of birds(10dB) |
Normal |
2 |
Running water sound(10-20dB) |
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3 |
Whisper(15-25dB) |
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4 |
Watch walking sound(30-40dB) |
Mild hearing loss
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5 |
Daily talking sound (40-60dB) |
Moderate hearing loss |
6 |
Dog barking(Lowfrequency,60-80) |
Moderate to severe hearing loss |
7 |
Speak loudly(Distance 1-2M, 70-80dB)
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8 | Speak loudly( Near you, 80-100dB) |
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9 | Phone ringtone(80-90dB)
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Extremely severe |
10 | Firecrackers sound(100-120dB) | |
Calculate:
1 set: Choose a value within the range of hearing loss E.g: Select extremely severe, part 10. Choose a value 100dB 2 set: Selecting the peak gain value of the hearing aid. E.g: The peak gain value of your hearing aid is 65dB. set: Subtract the value in step 2 from the value in step 1. It will be he smallest decibel value can be hear after using a hearing aid. E.g:100dB-65dB-35dB, so that the part4 to part10 sound can be hear
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Note Hearing loss includes loss of high-frequency sound and loss of low-frequency sound There are some errors when only referring to the table of decibel values.
If possible, please send the product detailed parameters to your doctors or audiologist.
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