voice test

The speech test tests the general hearing of the person, but does not identify the nature of the deafness and is suitable for collective examination. Abnormal results, the whisper was shortened to 4m, indicating mild deafness, 1m was moderate deafness, and shorter than 1m was severe or complete deafness. Basic Information Specialist classification: otolaryngology examination classification: physical examination Applicable gender: whether men and women apply fasting: not fasting Tips: Checkers pay attention to the same pronunciation every time. Normal value Normal whispers can be heard at a distance of 6m. Clinical significance Abnormal results, the whisper was shortened to 4m, indicating mild deafness, 1m was moderate deafness, and shorter than 1m was severe or complete deafness. Patients with hearing problems in the population need to be examined. Precautions Taboo before inspection: None. Taboo when checking: 1. In a quiet environment. 2. The examiner pays attention to the consistency of pronunciation, the vocabulary is easy to understand, the pronunciation is accurate and clear. 3. Be careful not to let the examinee see the examiner's lips. Inspection process In a quiet environment longer than 6m, the ground is marked with a distance mark. The patient stands 6m away from the inspector, but the body cannot be too close to the wall to avoid sound interference. The ear to be inspected is facing the examiner, and the other ear is blocked with a cotton ball or finger and closed, so as not to see the examiner's lip movement affecting the accuracy of the examination. The examiner uses the residual air in the airway to emit 1 or 2 syllables first. Vocabulary, 嘱 patients repeatedly say that they hear the vocabulary, should pay attention to the consistency of each pronunciation, the vocabulary is easy to understand, the high and low sounds are used together, the pronunciation is accurate and clear. Not suitable for the crowd Not suitable for the crowd: no.

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