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BS 6951:1988

Specification for threshold of hearing by air conduction as a function of age and sex for otologically normal persons

standard by BSI Group , 02/29/1988

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For the frequency range 125 to 8000 Hz and for groups of otologically normal persons of a given age within the limit of 18 to 70 years inclusive, gives the expected value of median hearing threshold shift relative to a group aged 18 years and the expected statistical distribution above and below the median value.

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Published:
02/29/1988
ISBN(s):
0580164853
Number of Pages:
14
File Size:
1 file
Product Code(s):
178976, 178976, 178976
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