Audiological Evaluation definition
Audiological Evaluation means a procedure performed by a licensed audiologist to measure the type, degree, configuration, and level of a person’s hearing loss through audiological tests that result in an audiogram. The Audiological Evaluation is specifically designed to measure the level of hearing rather than screen whether a person may be deaf or hard of hearing. IDOC will request, and exercise reasonable effort to obtain from all licensed audiologists performing Audiological Evaluations, an “Audiological Report” that makes findings as to (1) the level and nature of hearing loss in each ear of the person subject to the evaluation; and (2) whether the person subject to the evaluation would benefit from a hearing aid in the person’s left ear, right ear, both ears, or neither ear.
Audiological Evaluation means those physiologic and behavioral procedures
Audiological Evaluation means those physiologic and behavioral procedures required to evaluate and diagnose hearing status.
Examples of Audiological Evaluation in a sentence
If, based on the Audiological Evaluation and Audiology Report, the Qualified Specialist determines that two hearing aids should be provided to any Deaf or Hard of Hearing inmate, then two hearing aids, not one, shall be provided.