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Excellent and simple explanation! Thanks Doctor

I got a completely flat result on 2 specific frequencies that were tested (and only on the ipsilateral AR test, i did both), the others were pretty normal. No clue what this means, guess I'll have to wait couple months till they decide to finally schedule me an appointment

My name is Rick.

Amazing❤❤❤

Such a clear, easy to understand explanation - thank you!

Presentation was nice . Keep it up . Wish u good health ❤

amazing really love it!

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i would also pay for a course on audiometry. I would even consider dropping out of med school if it meant that you would make this course public on UA-cam

I have been suffered so long to truely understand this topic until this video. Can't thank you enough for this phenomenal lesson, Sir!

he is great, wish i would have every teacher like him from my school

Thank u doctor thats was amazing

I was diagnosed. Less then a year ago.its crippling .it hit out of no where. I have an extreme case where I have "drop" episodes and extreme panic attacks. I'm getting ready for hearings aids now that my hearing is almost non-existent I. Everyone has a different experience but this is mine

What a beautiful explanation. 💯💯💯💯

There's trouble with your microphone.😮

Amazing 🤩

Thank you, you made reading audiogram much easier. Great explanation on interpreting the audiogram results and type of hearing loss.

Thanks a lot Sir.A long time since i have heard from such a good teacher worthy of real respect.God Bless.I have been watching a lot of teaching videos.This is the only one among the 4-5 ones in which i pressed the like button.

I had a stroke in 2017 and I have reason to believe a type a tympanogram was done five days after my stroke. My question is - would I need to have been aware and responsive for this test to have been done? My visitors tell me I was heavily sedated and unresponsive at the time. Just gathering information to try to convince my GP to get my hearing tested.

I would like to find an affordable omni directional for my oticon hearing aids. Something I could put in middle of dining table that would allow me to hear from all.

Very well presented. I learned a great deal. Thank you.

Correction at 2:32 - 3:00 in the video. You have the chemical composition of endolymph and perilymph backwards. Endolymph contains high concentrations of Potasium and low concentrations of Sodium. Perilymph contains high Sodium and low Potassium concentrations. This is important because the high Potassium levels in the endolymph allow Potassium ions to enter the hair cells and causes depolarization. This depolarization action opens calcium channels, which in turn causes neurotransmission of the signal along the nerve fibers. High potassium in the endolymph is critical in the process of getting the sound signal to the brain. You can find out more info by a doing a Google search asking "What is the chemical composition of endolymph?" Great video with that one small correction.

Where were you when i first started ENT course❤😢

He speaks with such passion I love it! I find every videos of him really inspiring. Thank you very much sir!

So beautifully expalained. You must be an excellent teacher.

You are brilliant! Thank you so much!

Not Ted calling people Mucky Mucks lmaoo

Excellent presentation 👏 👌 👍

This is the best explanation you made it short yet cover all the basic and important details , thanks a lot 🙏🙏

Thank you Dr venema. I have been doing Audiolical tests for the past 40years.. Your explanation of the basic concepts are super.Your students are lucky.. India

I never understood the reason for the bone conduction test before. Interesting!

Good information, some of which i had not heard (ha!) before.

Great video! Thank you.

Just for further understanding of this does oto-sclerosis is that then a shallow-A?

phenomenal!

Thank you Sir from India ❤❤❤❤❤

Hello! Thank you again for your affable style, wit and videos which have been an invaluable part of my education. Warmly, ARJ Santa Barbara, CA

That was phenomenal. I hope one day I can be as passionate of a teacher as Mr. Venema.

It really Heartz😂😂😂😂

So informative 👏

Hello! Thank you again for your affable style, wit and videos which have been an invaluable part of my education. Warmly, ARJ Santa Barbara, CA

Thanks Ted 🎉

Dr.Venema, thank you so much for your clear explanation!

Dr. Venema, you have seriously helped me understand this concept so well and so quickly! You have a gift for teaching, thank you so much!!

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Thank you sir, this is truly an amazing work.

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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:21 🧠 *The acoustic reflex test is part of tympanometry, evaluating the auditory pathway from outer ear to brainstem.* 02:44 🎤 *Acoustic reflexes exist to diminish the loudness of our own voices while speaking, aiding in better hearing of surrounding sounds.* 05:27 📉 *Acoustic reflexes are tested after determining the air pressure at which the middle ear is most efficient, with a reduction in compliance indicating reflex activation.* 06:17 🔊 *Contralateral and ipsilateral acoustic reflexes are measured, respectively involving sound input to opposite and same ears.* 09:29 🦻 *Normal hearing individuals should exhibit acoustic reflexes at around 85 to 100 dB HL, absent in conductive hearing loss and severely impaired in eighth nerve tumors.* Made with HARPA AI

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:22 🎯 *Tympanometry complements the audiogram by assessing middle ear function, especially in cases of conductive hearing loss.* 01:31 🔍 *Tympanometry is a non-behavioral, quick test often used in pediatric care to assess middle ear function and detect issues like otitis media.* 02:21 🔄 *Tympanometry measures middle ear efficiency by analyzing sound transmission through the eardrum at different air pressures.* 04:07 📊 *Tympanometry results are represented graphically (tympanogram), with variations indicating different middle ear conditions.* 07:20 💧 *Different tympanogram types (A, B, C) correspond to various middle ear conditions, such as normal, otitis media, and fluid-filled middle ear.* 09:35 🦴 *Tympanometry can also aid in diagnosing otosclerosis, where abnormal bone growth stiffens the middle ear, affecting compliance.* Made with HARPA AI

I am a veteran and have been involved in sound production, studio recording and sound system design and installation since in my teens. Am now 77 yrs and have tinnitus in both ears and hearing loss above 7khZ. I am going for a hearing test next month at the VA audiology dept. I also have, at home, an elaborate home theater system with 11 speakers and Dolby Atmos surround. Should I be considering an omnidirectional aid or are there units that can switch pickup direction patterns for different circumstances and conditions?? And, if so, can these be controlled from an app? Thank you