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What is the audiology test called where the person raises their hand when they can hear a tone?
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Audiometry: The audiometry test measures the ability to hear different sounds, pitches or frequencies. The test occurs in a quiet soundproof room. Headphones are placed on the head, and the person is asked to raise their hand when they hear a sound.
Answered 7/21/2014
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