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DISCOVER OUT THE DEGREE OF HEARING MISFORTUNE AND AUDIOMETRIC DESIGN OF HEARING MISFORTUNE IN NEARBY MECHANICAL SPECIALISTS

AUTHORS:

Muhammad Mohsin Saeed, Muhammad Usman Rasool, Muhammad Muaaz Hussain

ABSTRACT:

Background: Hearing misfortune in mechanical specialist may be obliterating for the labourers, with destitute quality of life. Objective: This research was conducted to discover out the degree of hearing misfortune and audiometric design of hearing misfortune in nearby mechanical specialists. Patients & Methods: This cross-sectional research was conducted at Mayo Hospital, Lahore (January to November 2018). A add up to of 100 people were included in this research who were mechanical labourers for more than 15 a long time and came to the hospital for a few reasons other than hearing misfortune or any ENT issue. The information entered and analyzed by utilizing SPSS. Results: Majority of the subjects were male (96%) and 4% were females. Out of 18 patients were underneath the age of 35 a long time, 29 were between 36-45, 32 were between 46-55 a long time and 21 were over the age of 55 a long time. Out of 74% of the specialists were not utilizing any defensive gadget or strategy against boisterous apparatus commotions. Cruel hearing limit of all the subjects was over 25 dB in all frequencies tried i.e. from 250 to 8000 Hz. Cruel hearing misfortune was greatest at the recurrence of 4000 Hz. Conclusion: All of the specialists included in this research has a few degrees of hearing misfortune at least in a few frequencies (more articulated at 4000 Hz), in spite of the fact that larger part was not mindful of this hearing misfortune. Keywords: Commotion Initiated Hearing Misfortune, Word Related Dangers, Sensori-Neural Hearing Misfortune, Unadulterated Tone Audiometry.

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