The tools and instruments used in audiology are numerous and constantly advancing. While new technologies continue...
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Ear plugs vs ear muffs- we compare ear plugs and ear muffs to determine which is more effective in protecting workers from hazardous noise levels. Read our blog to see what we learned from our assessment!
As more patients struggle with dizziness, imbalance, and vestibular issues, physical therapists (PTs) are increasingly vital in diagnosing and treating these...
The Functional Vision Head Impulse Test (fvHIT™) is designed to evaluate the Vestibulo-Ocular Reflex (VOR), which is how the eyes...
Whether you are an audiologist or a licensed hearing aid dispenser, earning CEUs (continuing education units) is not...
Verifying hearing devices is considered a best practice in audiology—and for good reason. Research consistently shows that verification offers significant...
Hearing conservation is critical to workplace safety, especially in environments with high noise levels. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration...
The field of audiology is buzzing with some fantastic new technology and diagnostics tools that can enhance your practice. Here’s a look at the latest releases...
A proper respirator fit is crucial for protecting workers from hazardous airborne particles. Fit testing verifies that a respirator fits snugly on the user's face...
Learn what happens during a sound booth installation. e3 Diagnostics ensures a smooth, stress-free process with expert guidance tailored to your space & needs.
If you’re conducting spirometry testing, you are likely performing daily and weekly calibrations utilizing a 3L calibration syringe.
Videonystagmography (VNG) testing is a diagnostic procedure used to evaluate the balance system and ear function by measuring involuntary eye movements called nystagmus.
