Hearing impairment

Hearing impairment

 

 

Hearing impairment

 

Meaning of Hearing impairment

hearing impairment: Having a reduction in hearing that affects a person's educational, academic, and/or social performance. Hearing losses are classified by hearing sensitivity at various frequencies within the audible range. These frequencies are termed "decibels" or "dB". An individual is considered to have normal hearing if the hearing threshold is above the 25 dB range. Hearing losses are categorized as follows: Mild - hearing within the 25 to 40 dB range, Moderate - within the 40 to 55 dB range, Moderately Severe - within the 55 and 70 dB range, Severe - within the 70 to 90 dB range, and Profound or Deafness - exceeding 90 dB range. See also "hearing impaired". heart attack: A sudden inability of the heart to function properly.

 

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