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Guide 2  It helps to understand...
2a. Your Ear Anatomy and How Hearing Works






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2b. The Dynamic Range.  Here's a great explanation.










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2c. What You Should Expect During Your Hearing Test












2d. Why They Ask You to Bring a Familiar Voice









 
2e. Understanding Speech in Noise











2g. Bundled and Unbundled Services











2h. Tinnitus (that "ringing in your ears")









 
2i. Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids










 

2j. Cochlear Implants












 
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National Institute on Deafness and Other Communications Disorders

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Dr. Ted Venema

TruHearing

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Sharie Eberts for Hearing Tracker

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Dr. Keith Darrow

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FDA-OTC Rule

Amit Gosalia on Fox 11 Los Angeles

Your Hearing Care Professional wants to provide individualized care and focus on your needs and goals.  And you can help!

  

1) Print this:

Hearing Test Prep™ Notes Page - Guide 2. 

 

2) As you review the videos and articles, take notes on anything you find interesting.

  

 3) Bring your notes to your appointment so you can discuss them.
 

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Dr. Ted Venema

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Dr. Erica Person with Dr. Keith Darrow 

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Andros ENT & Sleep Center

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WFTS Tampa Bay's - Julie Salomone

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Book by Richard Pocker

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