14 devices · GMDN 41184
A manual tone audiometer is an electroacoustic instrument used to assess a patient's hearing sensitivity. Clinicians use these devices to determine hearing thresholds by delivering specific tones through headphones and identifying the quietest sound levels a patient can detect.
These devices require the operator to manually adjust the frequency and intensity of the tones while recording the patient's responses. Users browsing this category should note that these tools are designed for diagnostic testing and rely on the practitioner to control the entire measurement process.
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