Before starting the test, the ear canal is checked for earwax blockage. This ensures that the test results are accurate and uninfluenced by obstructions.
A soft rubber tip is gently inserted into the ear canal. This tip forms an airtight seal, which is necessary for the test to be effective.
During the test, the client does not need to do anything. They will feel slight pressure changes in the ear and may hear a humming sound. This is normal and part of the process as the tympanometer measures the ear’s response to these pressure changes.
The tympanometer displays the results on its screen, showing a graph and numerical values for:
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