Instructions on Entering Your Audiogram

In the empty fields below, you will notice that there is a number corresponding to each box 250-8000Hz. These numbers represent the frequencies of your hearing test. On your audiogram (hearing test), you should have some X’s and O’s or Squares and Triangles. These represent the softest levels at which you responded to the tones in the left and right ears, respectively. These points are also known as thresholds.
For each corresponding frequency, a threshold value must be entered. Each threshold consists of a decibel (dB) level at a certain frequency (Hz). The decibel level is the value on the left of the audiogram box that ranges from -10 to 120. The decibel value is what you would need to enter into the corresponding frequency box.

X's and Squares = Left Ear
O's and Triangles = Right Ear