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Weber Test

Weber Test

Learn how to perform the Weber test with the AC40 clinical audiometer, including results interpretation.
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Welcome to the product training for AC40 audiometer. On this page you will find an overview of all the available training materials and support.

The Weber test distinguishes between conductive and sensorineural hearing loss using a bone conductor.
Press Tests – Weber to enter the Weber test screen.
Place the bone conductor on your patient’s forehead.
Instruct your patient to tell you if they hear the tones presented better to the right, left, center, or not heard at all.
Present a tone at a level of 10 dB above the worst BC. You can select whether you want a tone or warble stimulus by pressing the Tone/Warble keys on the device.
Await response from the patient and click on the corresponding soft button.
If the patient hears the tone better in the poorer ear, the hearing loss is conductive. If the patient hears the tone better in the better ear, the hearing loss is sensorineural at the given frequency.

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