Diagnostic Hearing Test
Audiogram Test & Hearing Loss Diagnosis
An audiogram hearing test measures the softest sounds a person can hear across different sound frequencies (typically 250–8,000 Hz). In sensorineural hearing loss, both air and bone conduction thresholds drop together. This pattern helps audiologists confirm the type and severity of hearing loss.
- Measures hearing thresholds across sound frequencies
- Compares air conduction vs bone conduction
- Determines hearing loss level: mild, moderate, severe or profound
15–20 min test
Safe & painless
Instant report
Air vs Bone Conduction Analysis
In sensorineural hearing loss there is usually no significant air–bone gap. If a gap appears, it may indicate conductive or mixed hearing loss.
1
Pure Tone Audiometry
You wear headphones while responding to the faintest sounds you hear.
2
Bone Conduction Test
A small bone vibrator behind the ear checks inner ear function directly.
3
Audiologist Interpretation
Your audiologist explains the results and recommends the best hearing solution.
