Macro top-down view of a clinical audiometer dial, sterile blue-teal backlighting, high-contrast digital display showing decibel levels, precise technical hardware.
Macro top-down view of a clinical audiometer dial, sterile blue-teal backlighting, high-contrast digital display showing decibel levels, precise technical hardware.
/ ANSI/ISO STANDARDS

Clinical reference matrices

Quick-reference lookup for transducer corrections, calibration norms, and acoustic reflex interpretation. Built exclusively for rapid verification on the clinic floor.

+ CALIBRATION & CORRECTION

Transducer standards

ANSI S3.6 reference levels and transducer correction offsets compiled into high-contrast clinical matrices for rapid verification during equipment calibration.

ANSI S3.6
REFLEX DECAY

Transducer Offsets

Acoustic Reflex Norms

Reference equivalent threshold sound pressure levels (RETSPL) for standard earphones and bone vibrators, compiled for rapid clinic verification.

Interpretation matrix for ipsilateral and contralateral acoustic reflex thresholds and decay parameters, optimized for point-of-care diagnostics and patient evaluations.

TDH-39: 0 dB HL = 45.0 dB SPL at 1 kHz ER-3A: 0 dB HL = 26.5 dB SPL at 1 kHz B71: Force levels compliant with ANSI standards.

Normal: 70-100 dB HL thresholds Decay: Positive if amplitude decreases by 50% or more within 10 seconds at 500 Hz or 1 kHz.

Top-down sterile clinical photograph of a printed audiological reference matrix sheet sitting on a metal laboratory desk next to clinical headphones.
Top-down sterile clinical photograph of a printed audiological reference matrix sheet sitting on a metal laboratory desk next to clinical headphones.
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Printable clinical matrices

Download high-resolution, sterile-formatted PDF reference sheets designed to be taped directly to your clinic booth wall or tablet backing.

PDF PACK

All-In-One Reference

Includes ANSI S3.6 calibration tables, transducer correction offsets, and RECD age-conversion matrices in a high-contrast print format.