17 devices · GMDN 61794
A direct otoscope/audiometer is a handheld device used for examining the outer ear canal and eardrum, as well as evaluating hearing by producing tones within the audible range. This device allows healthcare professionals to visually inspect the ear and assess hearing thresholds. It typically consists of a handle with a built-in light, a speaker, and a detachable ear speculum.
When browsing this category, it's essential to understand that these devices are subject to regulatory oversight, and their design and functionality must meet specific standards. They are typically supplied as reusable devices, and their intended use is for both visual examination and hearing evaluation.
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