Roy Calloway · visit 10/28/2026 · audiogram 10/28/2026
Speech understanding
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45%Left ear
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Diagnostic Audiological Evaluation
PatientRoy Calloway
DOB3/14/1952
Date of service10/28/2026
LocationCoastal Hearing Seabrook
ReferralDr. Whitfield
ProviderJordan Avery, Au.D.
Summary
Results revealed a progression of the bilateral high-frequency sensorineural hearing loss since 10/5/2024, now moderate to severe above 2 kHz.
Audiogram
Air conduction transducer: insert earphones · Reliability: good
Tymp Rightmodeled from valuesTymp Leftmodeled from values
Ear
Type
Peak pressure (daPa)
Compliance (mL)
ECV (mL)
Right
A
-15
0.74
1.10
Left
A
-5
0.68
1.20
History
The patient has a known bilateral sensorineural hearing loss, last tested here on 10/5/2024, and reports hearing worse since, most in noise, with constant tinnitus in both ears.
Tests performed and results
Audiometry
thresholds 20–30 dB poorer at 2 kHz and above than on 10/5/2024, 250–1000 Hz unchanged, with no air-bone gap in either ear. Speech reception thresholds of 30 and 30 dB HL in the right and left ears, with word recognition of 76% and 72%.
Tympanometry
type A tympanograms bilaterally, with acoustic reflexes present.
Distortion product otoacoustic emissions
distortion-product emissions present through 1.5 kHz and absent above in both ears, consistent with the audiogram.
Interpretation:
Results revealed a progression of the bilateral high-frequency sensorineural hearing loss since 10/5/2024, with reduced word recognition and constant bilateral tinnitus. The loss is cochlear in origin; nothing today suggests a medical or surgical condition.
Recommendations
1. Hearing aid evaluation and new amplification, both ears.
2. Tinnitus counseling.
3. No medical or surgical referral indicated; re-evaluation sooner for any sudden or asymmetric change.
Jordan Avery, Au.D.Doctor of AudiologyElectronically signed — 10/28/2026
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Coastal Hearing AssociatesRoy Calloway · 3/14/1952 · October 7, 2026
Audiogram
Legend
Right ear, air (red)
Left ear, air (blue)
Right ear, air, masked (red)
Left ear, air, masked (blue)
Right ear, bone (red)
Left ear, bone (blue)
Right ear, bone, masked (red)
Left ear, bone, masked (blue)
No response at limit
Red = right ear, blue = left ear
Speech audiometry
SRT (dB HL)
R 30 L 30
WRS
R 76% @ 70 dB L 72% @ 70 dB
PTA (dB HL)
R 30 L 32
Test conditions
AC transducer: Insert earphones
BC vibrator: Bone vibrator
Method: Standard audiometry
Reliability: Good
Source: NOAH
Equipment & calibration
Audiometer, SN 20418 · calibrated 3/17/2026 (ANSI S3.6-2018)
Next due 3/17/2027 · certificate on file
Coastal Hearing Associates · 912-555-0100Page 2 of 4
Coastal Hearing AssociatesRoy Calloway · 3/14/1952 · October 7, 2026
Tympanometry & acoustic reflexes
Shaded box = type A.
Right
Measure
Left
1.1
Ear canal volume (mL)
1.2
-15
Tympanometric peak pressure (daPa)
-5
0.74
Static compliance (mL)
0.68
95
Gradient (daPa)
105
A
Tympanogram type
A
Equipment & calibration
Middle ear analyzer, SN 61127 · calibrated 3/17/2026 (ANSI S3.39)
Next due 3/17/2027 · certificate on file
Coastal Hearing Associates · 912-555-0100Page 3 of 4
Coastal Hearing AssociatesRoy Calloway · 3/14/1952 · October 7, 2026
Distortion product otoacoustic emissions (DPOAE)
12 frequencies · L1/L2 65/55 dB SPL · f2:f1 1.22 · present criterion SNR ≥ 6 dB
Check = equipment-detected response. Filled marker = response detected; open marker = not detected. Dashed gray line = noise floor.
Point summary - all values in dB SPL
Right ear
Left ear
F2 (Hz)
DP
Noise
SNR
Rel %
Det
DP
Noise
SNR
Rel %
Det
500
6.2
-4.1
10.3
99.2
yes
5.1
-5.2
10.3
99.0
yes
1000
8.4
-7.9
16.3
99.8
yes
6.3
-8.3
14.6
99.6
yes
1500
2.3
-9.2
11.5
99.1
yes
1.1
-9.1
10.2
98.9
yes
2000
-9.3
-11.4
2.1
72.6
no
-10.1
-12.0
1.9
70.2
no
3000
-12.8
-13.9
1.1
61.3
no
-14.0
-13.8
-0.2
49.5
no
4000
-15.2
-15.0
-0.2
50.4
no
-16.2
-16.0
-0.2
50.8
no
5000
-16.4
-17.2
0.8
58.9
no
-16.9
-17.3
0.4
55.1
no
6000
-17.1
-16.8
-0.3
49.7
no
-18.1
-17.9
-0.2
48.3
no
7000
-16.3
-17.5
1.2
57.2
no
-17.6
-17.2
-0.4
47.9
no
8000
-18.2
-18.4
0.2
51.0
no
-19.2
-19.0
-0.2
50.2
no
9000
-19.0
-18.8
-0.2
48.6
no
-18.9
-19.4
0.5
54.4
no
10000
-20.3
-19.6
-0.7
44.9
no
-20.1
-19.8
-0.3
46.0
no
Interpretation: Distortion Product OtoAcoustic Emissions (DPOAE) - Right ear: present through 1.5 kHz, absent above. Left ear: present through 1.5 kHz, absent above. Consistent with the audiogram.
Equipment & calibration
OAE system, SN 61127 · calibrated 3/17/2026 (IEC 60645-6)
Next due 3/17/2027 · certificate on file
Coastal Hearing Associates · 912-555-0100Page 4 of 4
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Audiogram · the chart · 10/28/2026
Tympanometry · the chart · 10/28/2026
OAE · the chart · 10/28/2026
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Audiological Assessment
PatientRoy Calloway
DOB3/14/1952
Date of service10/7/2026
LocationCoastal Hearing Seabrook
ReferralDr. Whitfield
ProviderJordan Avery, Au.D.
Summary
The patient presents with a 2-year history of hearing difficulty, particularly in noise, and tinnitus.Results revealed a mild to moderate sensorineural hearing loss bilaterally; tinnitus is likely related to the hearing loss.
SRT 35 / 40 dB HL · WRS 88% / 92%
Tymp Right
Tymp Left
DP-gram Right
DP-gram Left
Full-size audiogram, tympanograms and DP-grams with point tables start on page 2.
History
Onset was gradual. The patient reports a family history of hearing loss. The patient has never worn hearing aids.
The patient reports constant ringing tinnitus in both ears, 2 years. The tinnitus is bothersome, rated 6 of 10, and affects sleep.
Tests performed and results
Otoscopy
unremarkable bilaterally.
Audiometry
mild to moderate sloping sensorineural hearing loss bilaterally.
Speech reception thresholds were 35 and 40 dB HL in the right and left ears. Word recognition was 88% and 92% in the right and left ears at 40 and 40 dB SL.
Normal type 'A' tympanograms bilaterally with 1.1 and 1.2 mL ECV.
Distortion Product OtoAcoustic Emissions (DPOAE) - Right ear: present in the low frequencies, absent in the mid and high frequency bands. Left ear: present in the low frequencies, absent in the mid and high frequency bands.
Tinnitus matched to a 6 kHz tone at 8 dB SL. Tinnitus was maskable at 12 dB SL and positive for partial residual inhibition.
Interpretation: Results revealed a symmetrical sensorineural hearing loss, mild to moderate in the right ear and mild to moderate in the left ear. Tinnitus is likely related to the hearing loss. Test reliability was good.
Recommendations
1. Trial with amplification to improve speech understanding, reduce listening effort and cognitive load, reduce tinnitus perception, and possibly reduce the risk of cognitive decline.
2. Tinnitus maskers and coping strategies discussed.
3. Re-evaluation in 12 months.
Jordan Avery, Au.D.
Doctor of Audiology · Electronically signed 10/7/2026
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Coastal Hearing AssociatesRoy Calloway · 3/14/1952 · October 7, 2026
Audiogram
Legend
Right ear, air (red)
Left ear, air (blue)
Right ear, air, masked (red)
Left ear, air, masked (blue)
Right ear, bone (red)
Left ear, bone (blue)
Right ear, bone, masked (red)
Left ear, bone, masked (blue)
No response at limit
Red = right ear, blue = left ear
Speech audiometry
SRT (dB HL)
R 35 L 40
WRS
R 88% @ 75 dB L 92% @ 80 dB
PTA (dB HL)
R 37 L 40
Test conditions
AC transducer: Insert earphones
BC vibrator: Bone vibrator
Method: Standard audiometry
Reliability: Good
Source: NOAH
Equipment & calibration
Audiometer, SN 20418 · calibrated 3/17/2026 (ANSI S3.6-2018)
Next due 3/17/2027 · certificate on file
Coastal Hearing Associates · 912-555-0100Page 2 of 4
Coastal Hearing AssociatesRoy Calloway · 3/14/1952 · October 7, 2026
Tympanometry & acoustic reflexes
Shaded box = type A.
Right
Measure
Left
1.1
Ear canal volume (mL)
1.2
-15
Tympanometric peak pressure (daPa)
-5
0.74
Static compliance (mL)
0.68
95
Gradient (daPa)
105
A
Tympanogram type
A
Equipment & calibration
Middle ear analyzer, SN 61127 · calibrated 3/17/2026 (ANSI S3.39)
Next due 3/17/2027 · certificate on file
Coastal Hearing Associates · 912-555-0100Page 3 of 4
Coastal Hearing AssociatesRoy Calloway · 3/14/1952 · October 7, 2026
Distortion product otoacoustic emissions (DPOAE)
12 frequencies · L1/L2 65/55 dB SPL · f2:f1 1.22 · present criterion SNR ≥ 6 dB
Check = equipment-detected response. Filled marker = response detected; open marker = not detected. Dashed gray line = noise floor.
Point summary - all values in dB SPL
Right ear
Left ear
F2 (Hz)
DP
Noise
SNR
Rel %
Det
DP
Noise
SNR
Rel %
Det
500
6.2
-4.1
10.3
99.2
yes
5.1
-5.2
10.3
99.0
yes
1000
8.4
-7.9
16.3
99.8
yes
6.3
-8.3
14.6
99.6
yes
1500
-4.1
-9.2
5.1
91.4
no
-6.2
-9.1
2.9
78.3
no
2000
-9.3
-11.4
2.1
72.6
no
-10.1
-12.0
1.9
70.2
no
3000
-12.8
-13.9
1.1
61.3
no
-14.0
-13.8
-0.2
49.5
no
4000
-15.2
-15.0
-0.2
50.4
no
-16.2
-16.0
-0.2
50.8
no
5000
-16.4
-17.2
0.8
58.9
no
-16.9
-17.3
0.4
55.1
no
6000
-17.1
-16.8
-0.3
49.7
no
-18.1
-17.9
-0.2
48.3
no
7000
-16.3
-17.5
1.2
57.2
no
-17.6
-17.2
-0.4
47.9
no
8000
-18.2
-18.4
0.2
51.0
no
-19.2
-19.0
-0.2
50.2
no
9000
-19.0
-18.8
-0.2
48.6
no
-18.9
-19.4
0.5
54.4
no
10000
-20.3
-19.6
-0.7
44.9
no
-20.1
-19.8
-0.3
46.0
no
Interpretation: Distortion Product OtoAcoustic Emissions (DPOAE) - Right ear: present in the low frequencies, absent in the mid and high frequency bands. Left ear: present in the low frequencies, absent in the mid and high frequency bands.
Equipment & calibration
OAE system, SN 61127 · calibrated 3/17/2026 (IEC 60645-6)
Next due 3/17/2027 · certificate on file
Coastal Hearing Associates · 912-555-0100Page 4 of 4
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