| audiogram |
A graph showing the degree of loudness at which a person responds to sound at a series of frequencies. Loudness is indicated by decibels, and frequency by hertz.
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| audiology |
A specialty focusing on hearing disorders through identification and evaluation of hearing loss, and the rehabilitation of persons with hearing loss.
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| audio frequency |
Frequency of a sound wave normally audible to humans. Unit, hertz (Hz). Audio frequencies range roughly from 15 Hz to 20 kHz.
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| audiologist |
A professional who has completed a qualifying degree and/or certification courses and is registered with the College of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists of Ontario (CASLPO). An audiologist is able to complete tests to determine level of hearing, and to provide rehabilitation services to persons with hearing loss. An Audiologist may also be qualified to prescribe equipment and devices to enhance hearing.
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| audio- |
Sound reproduction
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