What Rate Would These Be?

[stillhere]

right ear puretone average 53 left ear purtone 47

word right ear 80% left ear 96

Rate?

and this new one:

right ear puretone avg. 105 left ear 84

word right ear 0 left ear 76%

Rate?

Thank you, Stillhere

[jbasser]

http://ecfr.gpoaccess.gov/cgi/t/text/text-....36&idno=38

[JamesBreckenridge]

I believe the first one is a zero percent.

The second looks like 40 percent.

I use a tool that automatically does all of that for me and provides canned text.

right ear puretone average 53 left ear purtone 47

word right ear 80% left ear 96

Rate?

and this new one:

right ear puretone avg. 105 left ear 84

word right ear 0 left ear 76%

Rate?

Thank you, Stillhere

[stillhere]

I believe the first one is a zero percent.

The second looks like 40 percent.

I use a tool that automatically does all of that for me and provides canned text.

OK thanks sent you a PM,

[JamesBreckenridge]

I should point out that we only use 1khz, 2khz, 3khz, and 4khz in our average calculation, so that may change things, see 4.85d. I hope that's what you used to determine your averages.

[stillhere]

I should point out that we only use 1khz, 2khz, 3khz, and 4khz in our average calculation, so that may change things, see 4.85d. I hope that's what you used to determine your averages.

right ear puretone average 65 left ear purtone 55

word right ear 80% left ear 96

Rate?

and this new one:

right ear puretone avg. 117 left ear 84

word right ear 0 left ear 76%

Rate?

Thanks James I changed them above using 1,000/2,000/3,000 did it change any??

Thank you, Stillhere

[JamesBreckenridge]

Yeah, that's a average 65db and 80% Maryland word score is a Column IV for the right ear. Left is 55db and 96%, which is Column I. Going by the chart for Column IV then going up to Column I, it reveals a 0 percent.

I rarely see compensable hearing loss.