Auditory brainstem response

So they went for an audiology, and it came back as moderate to severe bilateral conductive hearing loss, but they couldn't rule out sensory neural because he was too little to – do the this.

That is the extent of my knowledge, right? I know you go in a sound booth or you do this or they have an ABR.

So could one of you lovely ladies just translate sound booth to the headphones, to the ABR and when they're clinically indicated for all of the SLPs in the room?

I think she's probably talking about bone conduction versus air conduction.

Laura or Kim, you want to give it a shot and tell me how that helps us to differentiate?

So I'll start all the way back down, down, down to the beginning.

When a baby is born, they obviously cannot do much.

So that's typically when we do an ABR test where they put the stickers on their heads and we measure their hearing via their brain waves.